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The hardest part of my aliyah was leaving my entire family behind. This was in stark contrast to the feelings I had upon my arrival in Israel as a new oleh (immigrant). After disembarking from the … more
During Hanukkah it is customary to have the menorah facing a public place, so that everyone can benefit from its light. Often, people will place their menorahs next to their front windows so … more
It’s been a bit more than two years since I packed up my life and boarded a plane to fulfill my dream of living in the land of Israel. When you think about it, two years really isn’t that long. … more
It’s over. After a year of intense training, meeting a new and diverse group of friends, learning skills that will benefit me for the rest of my life, and having experiences that before now I’ve … more
When I was finished with my combat training, I wanted to focus on my true passion of serving as a full-time combat medic. Therefore, I asked to join my battalion’s Ta’agad (Tachanat Isuf Gedudit … more

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