CYIR: Council of Young Israel Rabbis in Israel

Established in 1990, the Council of Young Israel Rabbis in Israel (CYIR) works to support and endorse activities and programs that confront the modern day challenges that Israeli communities and their rabbis face.

CYIR focuses on bridging gaps and fostering networks among the factions within the greater Jewish community, heightening Jewish identity in Israel and the Diaspora, providing counseling for individuals in crisis, playing an instrumental role in helping olim (immigrants to Israel) navigate through the obstacles of the rabbinic courts, intervening in divorce cases in which Jewish women are trapped in unwanted marriages, and educating the Jewish deaf community on Jewish values and heritage.

COALITION FOR A UNITED JERUSALEM TO HOLD PRESS CONFERENCE TUESDAY, JULY 22 TO PROTEST OBAMA’S JERUSALEM FLIP FLOP

Join the CYIR "Back to School with the Children of Sderot and Gush Katif" Campaign - Just a $10 (NIS 35) Donation to Provide School Supplies

CYIR ANNOUNCES HONOREES FOR 18TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATON - SEPTEMBER 5, 2008 IN JERUSALEM

CYIR WEEKLY UPDATE AVAILABLE BY CLICKING HERE

NCYI's WEEKLY DIVREI TORAH BULLETIN - Download Here!

Rabbi Michael Strick, CYIR Executive Director, Represents Young Israel on IBA News - Click here!!!

EYE SQUAD Announces Launch of BAYIT: Building A Year in Israel Together - providing surrogate families for students on one year ptrograms

"A Unique Coming of Age Ceremony for 50 Deaf Children" - Arutz Sheva article about JHPIDHI's Bar/Bat Mitzvah Celebration

CYIR Campaign to Provide Dental Care for Gush Katif Evacuees

Preparing for the Post-High School Year in Israel: What Every Parent Needs to Know - Download Eye Squad Presentations

Worldwide YOUNG ISRAEL Movement's "Shalosh Regalim Campaign" To Provide Gush Katif Families With Food For Yom Tov

NCYI'S VIEWPOINT MAGAZINE Celebrates Israel's 60th - DOWNLOAD HERE!

Archive of CYIR Weekly Updates and Blast Emails

Programs and projects of CYIR: Council of Young Israel Rabbis in Israel are supported, in part, by the Jewish Agency for Israel and the National Council of Young Israel