Please join us on Monday, October 14, at 7:30 p.m. for the opening reception of “Hashivenu,” a very special art exhibition at Miami Beach commemorating October 7 and dedicated to the resilience of Israel and the Jewish people. We will be honoring IDF veterans as well as the Loving Moms organization, which does so much in the community to fight antisemitism and support the Hostages and Israel.

“Hashivenu” means “return us.” The “us” is the Jewish people. It is a cry to be renewed while cultivating resilience. It is how the Jewish People have survived for thousands of years and how we will continue to do so. October 7th is firmly embedded in Jewish history as a day of unmitigated tragedy; what has resulted is an expression of “Hashivenu.”  This exhibition honors everyone – those who were murdered, those who were kidnapped, those who defend, and those who renew.

This exhibition is made possible with the generous assistance of the Jewish Federations of North America.

Ilan Block is a New Jersey-born artist who creates meaningful and unique digital portraits and art that represent the entire range of the Jewish experience.

Loving Moms is a Florida-based group of passionate women dedicated to promoting community engagement, combating antisemitism, raising awareness about the hostages, and fostering a supportive environment for those affected.