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Temple Israel Ethics Code
Temple israel code of Ethics
As a member of our sacred Temple Israel community, I acknowledge our shared commitment to treat all members and staff with respect and dignity. I pledge to hold myself to a high standard of ethical behavior. My commitment includes, but is not limited to, striving to promote transparency within Temple Israel and maintaining the welfare of our sacred congregation as well as our Jewish traditions and values.
Accordingly, I will:
- Abide by all applicable local, state, and federal laws;
 - Comply with all codes of conduct governing my business or professional affiliations, and avoid conflicts of interest between my personal, trade, or professional associations and Temple Israel;
 - Take appropriate action if I witness inappropriate behavior in a colleague or congregant as specified in Temple Israel's policies;
 - Respect boundaries between adults, and between adults and children;
 - Not use my authority as an officer, clergy, or staff, or my participation as a congregant at Temple Israel, to treat anyone in the Temple community in ways that demean, harass, exploit, or otherwise cause physical, emotional, psychological, or financial harm;
 - Conduct myself respectfully towards Temple property;
 - Make every attempt to avoid even the appearance of wrongdoing.
 
Temple Israel will ensure confidential access to reporting mechanisms for anyone who has experienced/is experiencing or has witnessed/is witnessing any of the above violations. Such mechanisms include speaking to/contacting the Temple Israel President, Ed Ginsberg, or our Clergy.
Tue, November  4 2025
                       13 Cheshvan 5786
Temple israel Happenings
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                    Thursday ,
NovNovember 6 , 2025
                                                
                    Rug Hooking
Thursday, Nov 6th 12:45pm to 2:45pm
Try Rug Hooking at Temple Israel! Join the Hudson River Rug Hookers for a fun and creative craft — your first session is free! Led by longtime artist Marilyn Bottjer, you’ll learn the traditional American art of rug hooking. It’s easy to get started and a wonderful way to play with color and design using recycled materials like wool clothing or even old sweaters. - 
                    Thursday ,
NovNovember 13 , 2025
                                                
                    Rug Hooking
Thursday, Nov 13th 12:45pm to 2:45pm
Try Rug Hooking at Temple Israel! Join the Hudson River Rug Hookers for a fun and creative craft — your first session is free! Led by longtime artist Marilyn Bottjer, you’ll learn the traditional American art of rug hooking. It’s easy to get started and a wonderful way to play with color and design using recycled materials like wool clothing or even old sweaters. - 
                    Thursday ,
NovNovember 13 , 2025
                                                
                    Brotherhood Book Club: "Eminent Jews"
Thursday, Nov 13th 7:30pm to 9:00pm
New Yorker staff writer Denby celebrates the “cultural achievement of postwar American Jews” by profiling four prominent figures: Mel Brooks (b.1926), Betty Friedan (1921-2006), Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990), and Norman Mailer (1923-2007). - 
                    Saturday ,
NovNovember 15 , 2025
                                                
                    Sisterhood/Brotherhood Movie Night
Motzei Shabbat, Nov 15th 7:00pm to 9:30pm
"A Face in the Crowd" starring Andy Griffith and Patricial Neal, Directed by Elia Kazan. From 1957, a powerful drama that showcases the talents of a remarkable cast, led by Andy Griffith in his screen debut, as you’ve never seen him before, and the great Patricia Neal. 
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This week's Torah portion is Parashat Vayeira
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