In our lay-led services we follow the traditional liturgy, do not have a mechitza, and invite people of any gender to count towards the minyan. We also welcome members of all Jewish backgrounds and identities and strive to make our traditional practice of Jewish ritual as accessible as possible.

By building anti-Zionist traditional egalitarian Jewish community, we dispute the hold of Zionism on contemporary Jewish identity, provide our solidarity movements with a spiritual home, and move anti-Zionist Judaism from the margins to the center of diasporic Jewish life.