Kinneret Levine Shiryon

Background

Shiryon, Kinneret Levine was born on December 8, 1955 in New York City. Daughter of Aaron Jules and Marilyn (Goldman) Levine.

Education

Bachelor, University of California, Berkeley, 1977; Master of Arts, Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute Religion, New York City, 1980.

Career

Rabbi, director interreligious affairs American Jewish Committee, Los Angeles, 1981-1983. Rabbi Kehillat Ramat Aviv, Tel Aviv, since 1984. Lecturer Diaspora Museum, Tel Aviv, 1983-1991, Israel Armed Forces, 1984-1991.

Israel representative Association Reform Zionists of America, Tel Aviv, 1984-1987. Religious judge beit Din of Maram, 1984-1991. Comptroller Maram-Israel Council Progressive Rabbis, 1990-1991.

Achievements

• Kinneret Levine Shiryon has been listed as a noteworthy Rabbi by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Clergy for Peace, Israel, 1988-1991. Advising committee Rabbis for Human Rights, Israel, 1989-1991. Member Center Conference American Rabbis, Women's Rabbinical Network, Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute Religion Alumni Association.

Connections

Married Baruch Mordechai Shiryon, August 31, 1980. Children: Ayelet, Erez, Inbar, Amichai.

Father:

Aaron Jules Levine

Mother:

Marilyn (Goldman) Levine

Spouse:

Baruch Mordechai Shiryon

child:

Inbar Shiryon

child:

Amichai Shiryon

child:

Erez Shiryon

child:

Ayelet Shiryon