Shalom!  Thanks so much for being here.

The Israeli-based Rabbi Eli Deutsch has been making an outsized impact on Jewish lives over the past 18 years and we want to make sure that he keeps up his great work, helpings thousands of Jews more deeply connect to their heritage, homeland, and spirituality.

Rabbi Eli currently lives in the Old City of Jerusalem, where he spends most of his time teaching, writing, counselling, learning, hosting, and with his family.

We’re asking for a contribution – any amount can go a long way.

Here’s a preview of all the Rebbe’s work:

Birthright Engagement:
In the last year, Rabbi Eli has met with close to 100 birthright groups (approx 4,000 participants!), bringing spirituality to their trip. He also gets their info and follows up with them to get them connected to something Jewish on campus or in their community, bring them back to Israel or get them learning online.

Kabbalah Seminars:
This is Rabbi Eli’s post-Birthright weekly online 10-part videoconference seminar. Participants leave wanting more, and we bring them back to Israel for more intro to Judaism programs. Kabbalah Seminars was recently opened up for all Jews to participate. See www.kabbalahseminars.org for details,

Wine & Chassidus:
Rabbi Eli brings down deeper Jewish wisdom weekly to the masses with his open-door policy. Approx 800 people come through during the year. These talks are now available internationally on Facebook Live and Soundcloud

Shabbat Meals:
Rabbi Eli and his family host inspiration Shabbat meals. For many, this is the first Shabbat meal they have ever experienced. Approx. 1800 come through per year.

Website:
Rabbi Eli’s inspiring and relevant content is available to the masses on www.Elithejew.com

Videos:
A series of quick and thought-provoking high-end videos that will grab attention are on the way soon. Stay tuned for this!

Books:
Rabbi Eli has put out six groundbreaking books, including best sellers “Jewish By Choice” and “The Case for Judaism”. The main themes covered are Kabbalah, Jewish philosophy, Self-help, and Relationships. Another one is soon to be in the works be”H.

Weekly Newsletter:
Rabbi Eli’s weekly newsletter goes out to approx 7,000 people. Half of those are Birthright participants who likely are not getting anything else Jewish in their inbox. The newsletter is super reader friendly and is known for its ‘short and sweet’ teachings, application of the Torah to self-help, and weekly practical relationship tips.