Rabbi Kliel Rose

Kliel Rose was born in Israel and grew up in Winnipeg. After being away for 26 years, he returned home with his family. He is the rabbi and spiritual leader of Congregation Etz Chayim.

Latest from Rabbi Kliel Rose

Opinion

'We are all responsible' for fight against antisemitism, Islamophobia, racism: Winnipeg rabbi

In light of incidents like the hostage-taking last month at a Texas synagogue and racist and antisemitic symbols seen during recent protests in Canada, Winnipeg Rabbi Kliel Rose says everyone is responsible for the fight against antisemitism, Islamophobia and racism.
First Person

There is no room for acts of hate in our society, rabbi says after Muslim family run down in London, Ont.

Acts of hate serve as a direct affront to God, to values which are held dearly by the overwhelming majority of Canadians, writes Rabbi Kliel Rose, who can relate in some way to the fear and the panic felt by someone whose religious identity is easily noticed.
Opinion

Pandemic reminds us to honour life, protect each other, Winnipeg rabbi says ahead of High Holidays

Rabbi Kliel Rose offers advice for those who struggle with challenges of 2020. In preparation for the High Holidays, synagogues want to serve as a beacon of hope and a source of comfort, he says.
Opinion

Remembering the Holocaust, and a beloved Winnipeg rabbi, in a time of pandemic

Last week, Jews around the world observed Yom Hashoah v’Hagvura (the Day of Remembrance of the Holocaust). There was an additional degree of sorrow for Winnipeg's Jewish community, says Rabbi Kliel Rose, with the passing of much-loved Rabbi Peretz Weizman.
Opinion

Honouring both celebration of Passover and pain of pandemic

How to honour the joy of the seventh day of Passover during a pandemic, where many of us — Jews and others alike — might be feeling a sense of gratitude, rejoicing at the fact that COVID-19 has not affected us or our loved ones.  But others are not as fortunate.