Eruv
The Omaha eruv was constructed in 2012 by Beth Israel and the city of Omaha under the guidance of Rabbi Mendel Senderovic. It is checked on a weekly basis.
If you have any questions about the eruv or its boundaries contact Rabbi Yoni Dreyer at Beth Israel at 402-556-6288 or ydreyer@orthodoxomaha.org. Below are maps showing the eruv.
Sat, November 27 2021
23 Kislev 5782
beth Israel's updated covid-19 protocols as of August 5, 2021
Beth Israel Synagogue is reinstating a mask policy for all synagogue attendees 5 years old and older, effective immediately. This mask requirement will be in place until such time that positivity rates slow.
Those called to the bima for a Torah honor, to open the ark, or to lead Anim Zemirot are to remain masked.
As for Kiddush, pre-packaged foods will be provided and served outside in the Sukkah.
If you have had surgery within the last three months, have a compromised immune system or have been potentially exposed to the Covid-19 virus, we ask that you follow current health officials' recommendations and refrain from attending services.
Thank you for your cooperation, understanding and compliance.
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