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World Zionist Congress Elections

What Can I Actually Do to Help Israel?

We have an awesome opportunity! Never before have Canadians voted for the World Zionist Congress. This year, we have not only the opportunity but the obligation to raise our voices and vote REFORM for the WZO. 

The more delegates we get the more our voices will count when it comes to ensuring that Israel remains a democratic and pluralistic country where all citizens are treated with justice and respect – Progressive Jews, LGBTQ+, Arab citizens of Israel. 

Israel has been in a crisis of war, but when the war is over, we want a homeland to be proud of! See Voting details below:

  • Voting Dates: June 5–15, 2025
  • Where: Online
  • Who: All Canadian Jews, 18+
  • Cost: $2
  • Details: Stay tuned to our newsletter, announcements and social media
  • Need Help?: We’ll have a voting station at Kol Ami with volunteers ready to assist

Click here to watch a brief video explaining the importance of a Reform Vote.

Kol Ami: A Welcoming and Inclusive Jewish Community in York Region

Musical and Engaging Prayer
Kol Ami is a wonderful place to pray. Our services are participatory, and a mix of Hebrew and English. Come join us and discover a whole new way to approach Jewish spirituality.

Lifelong Jewish Learning
Kol Ami is a community of learners. Join us for weekly Torah Study, weekly Talmud group, great classes with Rabbi Cohen and other excellent teachers, and guest teachers from the GTA, across North America, and Israel.

Hebrew School
Kol Ami has a wide array of learning opportunities for children and youth.

An Inclusive Community
Kol Ami is a small, intimate community where you can know others and be known. A family who pray, sing, celebrate, and mourn together.

Kol Ami is a congregation where all are welcome!

B’ruchim HaBaim – B’ruchot HaBaot! – Blessed are all who enter here!

In a world that often seems frightening and lonely, Kol Ami provides a warm, caring and nurturing place for people to meet and connect. We are not just a synagogue - a religious place, but a family that supports one another in good times and difficult times. We come together to pray and sing, to celebrate and to learn. We are an inclusive, welcoming, diverse community, where everyone can find a place, where everyone’s voice is heard.

Kol Ami means “voice of my people” - and this is a community where your voice matters!

-Rabbi Lori Cohen

 
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