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Bridging the Divide: Religion, secularism & unity in Israel with Rabbi Stav

The chairman of Tzohar explores the complex relationship between secular and religious Jews in Israel, discussing key issues like marriage laws, Shabbat observance, and military service

In this episode of Sababoosh, Jake sits down with Rabbi David Stav, the chairman of Tzohar.

They explore the complex relationship between secular and religious Jews in Israel, discussing key issues like marriage laws, Shabbat observance, and military service.

Rabbi Stav offers insights into how Tzohar works to bridge these divides through inclusive religious services and fostering dialogue.

The episode dives into both the tensions and the common ground shared by these communities, with reflections on the impact of significant events such as the October 7th conflict on Israeli social dynamics.

To learn more about the work that Tzohar does, check out their website.

Rav Stav mentioned one of his favorite singers is Yehoram Gaon. You can watch Yehoram singing his song “Lo Tenatzchu Oti” (They Won’t Beat Me) along with the IDF Choirs here.

This episode is sponsored by Torah Tech, a unique gap year program in Tel Aviv. You can learn more here.

You can listen to other episodes on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or the Sababoosh website or substack

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