Machloket & Mischpoke. Folge 17: "The Jewish Art of Reparation".

Die 17. Folge von Machloket & Mischpoke ist die Aufzeichnung
eines Vortrages und Gesprächs mit Rabbinerin Delphine Horvilleur.


Eine Folge von Machloket & Mischpoke in englischer Sprache.


"The idea of brokenness and refraction is a very central theme of
Jewish narrative and Jewish practise." Rabbi Delphine
Horvilleur 


In August 2021 Rabbi Delphine Horvilleur was guest at the online
talks series “Resilience in Times of Crises“. The french rabbi
and author talked with Jo Frank, ELES, about "The Jewish Art of
Reparation". The Temple is destroyed ... The wedding glass is
shattered ... What if all these rites helped us to think about
reparation? A study on the meaning of the broken in the
tradition.


Delphine Horvilleur was born in France. She left to study
medicine at the Hadassah Center at the Hebrew University of
Jerusalem, before returning to France to study journalism. 
After studying at the CELSA, she joined the editorial staff of
France 2, serving notably in the Middle East office in Jerusalem.
She then studied in New York at the Rabbinical Seminary of the
Hebrew Union College (HUC). Following her ordination at the HUC
in 2008, she became one of the rabbis of the Mouvement juif
liberal de France (MJLF) in Paris. In 2009, she took the helm of
the Tenou'a review, where she became editor-in-chief and then, in
2012, managing editor. Since 2017, she has also been leading the
Tenou’a Workshops, study and dialogue sessions that regularly
bring together some 300 people every month in Paris.  In
2020, during the COVID 19 lockdown period, the online version of
these workshops united tens of thousands of people every
week.  She is one of the founding members of KeReM, the
council of French-speaking liberal rabbis. 


"Resilience in Times of Crises" is organized by the Global Jewish
Leadership Programme of the Ernst Ludwig Ehrlich
Studienwerk. 


Der Podcast des Ernst Ludwig Ehrlich Studienwerks ist eine
Initiative der Leo Baeck Foundation. | 2021 Ernst Ludwig Ehrlich
Studienwerk | www.eles-studienwerk.de