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  • Boaz Davidoff

    Born in Jerusalem (1965), Boaz Davidoff is a cantor, musician, and rabbinical student living between Israel and Montreal. He was a fellow in the first cohort of the Exploring Judaism's Writer's Fellowship. He serves as cantor at Montreal's Shaarezedek Synagogue and teaches Bar-Mitzvah, voice, and guitar in Israel. Boaz performs concerts solo and with his band across Israel. Currently in his final year of rabbinic studies at Jerusalem's Schechter Institute, he occasionally substitutes as rabbi in Montreal. Married with three children, Boaz is passionate about Israel, organizing charity concerts and events to support the country. He combines his musical talents with religious leadership, bridging communities in Canada and Israel.

Born in Jerusalem (1965), Boaz Davidoff is a cantor, musician, and rabbinical student living between Israel and Montreal. He was a fellow in the first cohort of the Exploring Judaism’s Writer’s Fellowship. He serves as cantor at Montreal’s Shaarezedek Synagogue and teaches Bar-Mitzvah, voice, and guitar in Israel. Boaz performs concerts solo and with his band across Israel. Currently in his final year of rabbinic studies at Jerusalem’s Schechter Institute, he occasionally substitutes as rabbi in Montreal. Married with three children, Boaz is passionate about Israel, organizing charity concerts and events to support the country. He combines his musical talents with religious leadership, bridging communities in Canada and Israel.

My Posts

The Price of Exhaustion: Lessons from Jacob and Esau

The Price of Exhaustion: Lessons from Jacob and Esau

In a world that celebrates exhaustion, we can look to Jacob and Esau for a deeper lesson: we have to value what truly matters.
Why and How We Should Play Games on Shabbat

Why and How We Should Play Games on Shabbat

It isn't just about playing games. They are the threads that weave a family's Shabbat tapestry, creating precious memories.
The Deeper Meaning of Havdalah Make it Personal

The Deeper Meaning of Havdalah: Make it Personal

Through its symbolism, Havdalah teaches us that the boundary between sacred and the ordinary are not truly separate, but can also be fun!
Balancing Work and Faith: The Dilemma of Modern Jewish Life

Balancing Work and Faith: The Dilemma of Modern Jewish Life

Through thoughtful choices, self-reflection, and a commitment to growth, we can balance our professional obligations and spiritual practices.
Action and Responsibility: The Lessons of Noah

Action and Responsibility: The Lessons of Noah

Our test is not just about personal survival or individual righteousness — it's about collective action and shared responsibility. 
How to Manage Distractions During the Amidah

How to Manage Distractions During the Amidah

Getting distracted during the Amidah and prayer is normal. But what do I do about it? There are a number of approaches that might work.
Ketubah: The Contract of Your Life

Ketubah: The Contract of Your Life

Ketubah might be the most important contract of all. The document that guards the most important treasure in the world - our marriage.