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Rabbi Ariel Konstantyn

Rabbi Ariel Konstantyn

Rabbi Ariel Konstantyn is the Founding Rabbi of The Tel Aviv International Synagogue (TAIS) - Beit El, a Tzohar Rabbi and Chairman of Metzion: The Institute of Zionism and Jewish Heritage.  He is running on Am Shalem's slate for Knesset.

Latest Opinion by Rabbi Ariel Konstantyn
Olim on a Nefesh B'Nefesh Flight.
Anglo immigrants, make your voice heard

Immigrating to Israel from the U.S., I found a highly fractured, polarized society fraught with hatred, in-fighting and tension. I believe Am Shalem can bring about the transformations of Israeli society we so desperately need.

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