A joyful community of families and friends across Israel, living in the spirit of Bhakti Yoga.
Growing together through friendship and faith
We’re families, friends, students and spiritual seekers living all over Israel, connected by the timeless wisdom of ancient texts like the Bhagavad Gita and the joyful practice of Bhakti Yoga.
On any given week you’ll find us singing kirtan, cooking a feast together, or out in the city serving hot meals.
The Maha Mantra: Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare, Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare
Bhakti Yoga is the path of connecting with God by cultivating love, gratitude and acts of service. It’s about bringing more awareness, kindness and joy into everyday moments.
Every act of service becomes an offering of love
Through projects like Food for Life and the Gita Yoga Fest, our love for God turns into love for people. We serve, celebrate, feed and grow together, sharing joy, compassion and connection across Israel.
For decades, Food for Life volunteers have been cooking and delivering warm vegetarian meals across Israel, from the center of the country to the South, bringing kindness to elderly neighbors, families and anyone in need.
Join the kitchen crewNo one within ten miles of a temple should go hungry.
A few times a year, the Gita Yoga Fest brings people from all over Israel together to celebrate yoga, music and the joy of Bhakti culture. It’s a day of kirtan, yoga workshops and heartfelt community, where everyone is welcome to experience the happiness that comes from devotion and togetherness.
Get the next dateISKCON Israel is part of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON), a worldwide movement that has been chanting sacred mantras, cooking prasadam and giving to others since 1966.
The world’s largest vegetarian food relief program.
free plant-based meals served every day by Food for Life, through 265 projects in 60 countries.
Srila Prabhupada founded ISKCON in a small storefront on New York’s Lower East Side.
temples worldwide, plus around 40 farm communities and 100+ vegetarian restaurants.
The first Ratha Yatra outside India rolled through San Francisco. Today the festival of chariots fills streets in cities around the world.
Small communities, one big family.
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Hear drums and hand cymbals drifting down Nachalat Binyamin or along the Tel Aviv promenade? Follow the sound and you’ll probably find us, chanting the holy names in the streets of central Tel Aviv and handing out smiles. This is harinam, and everyone is welcome to join the procession.
No experience needed, just a willing heart. Pick how you’d like to help and we’ll take it from there.
Help prepare meals for Food for Life, then bring them, along with a warm smile, to the people who need them most.
I want to helpSet up, welcome guests and serve prasadam meals at the Gita Yoga Fest and other celebrations.
I want to helpEveryone is welcome! Come sing, learn and share the joy of Bhakti with us. Visit a gathering, taste vegetarian prasadam food, or simply enjoy the happiness of spiritual friendship.
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