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Why we love Israel - reason #86
So, I needed “visharim” for my car. Visharim are windshield wipers, so called because they go “vish, vish, vish”… Anyway, I went to a few places locally but no one had the right size visharim for my...
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Back for good
By Talia Harari, NBN 2011 “Congratulations” was all I read before I screamed with delight. I passed the New York State Bar Exam. I was staying at a friend’s house for Pesach in Haifa when I received...
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Sometimes you're hot...
In August 2007, after months of bureaucracy and a hasty Aliyah, I was drafted to the Duchifat battalion of the Kfir Brigade. After finishing basic and advanced training, I was sent to Course Makim,...
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Oleh Profile - Stanley Morais
As former general manager of El Al’s Canadian operations, Stanley Morais has seen many people travel to Israel on a one-way ticket, when making Aliyah. However, as a fervent Zionist, Stanley always...
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The summer of 2011 was the summer of a lifetime. It was the summer that we made Aliyah. Our Aliyah
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Jewish rock band "Rockiah" produced this song and video about Aliyah. Watch and share! THE CALL Scattered throughout the world, our temple was destroyed. Our land lay barren and fallow, in our hearts...
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Oleh Profile - Geoffrey Rogg
It took more than forty years, but a promise made is a promise kept. At least that’s the way Geoffrey Rogg sees it. And a pledge he made to David Ben Gurion in 1969 finally came true this winter when...
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Life in Israel: An Immigrant Learns Hebrew
By Dr. Harold Goldmeier - Going back to school was not first on my bucket list as I entered semi retirement. Certainly not undertaking to learn a foreign language, and to top it off, a language...
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73 years of marital bliss
One does not necessarily have to be Jewish to say “Mazal tov” to another who is celebrating a happy event. Mazal tov in the Hebrew language is the definition for “good luck“.
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