Romi Morales About the concept of love One of the strongest and most powerful feelings that exists on earth is love. I imagine that, if we asked 100 people what the word “love” means, we could find different definitions, but all around positive feelings such as affection, containment, warmth, brotherhood, friendship, respect, mutual support, benevolence, […]
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Jeremiah Abramovich, Elsie Atun, Philip K orach, Ana Shalom, Gabriel Shnaider Tu BAv is a holiday in the Jewish calendar that recalls the union of the Jewish People celebrating love and brotherhood. However, the origins of this holiday are not entirely joyful. It is narrated in the book of Shoftim, prior to the establishment of
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Romi Morales On the fear of making mistakes. Who has never been afraid of being wrong? There is hardly such a person in the world. Sometimes more, sometimes less, sometimes in all areas of life, others in some of them. The truth is that the fear of making mistakes is something that accompanies us throughout
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By: Romi Morales Yes, I know. The popular saying is a little different: “There is only one step from love to hate.” I must admit, I love popular sayings. Generally, many common senses that society has been building over time place in a small sentence. However, in this particular case, I am not sure that
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By: Romi Morales In the last few months, within the framework of the Mazkirut Olamit, we have had several meetings to reflect on how the tnua will look in the twenty-second century. We have had talks and training with experts in generations X, Y, Z, millennials and others. We have listened to experts in analyzing
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By: Moshe Glikson The renewal of Shavuot as the holiday of Bikkurim, the beautiful custom that began in the Land of Israel of bringing the first fruits of the Land of Israel to the Jewish National Fund, add grace to this holiday, which is one of the most lovely and endearing holidays of the Jewish
By: Uri Kostzer, Mazkirut Olamit of Hanoar Hatzioni Oh, Yerushalayim, the eternal capital of the Jewish people. Ir David,Yerushalayim shel Zahav… I have always felt Jerusalem as the “Symbol of theJewish people”: many people pray toward Jerusalem; for Jerusalem I broke a glassin my wedding and promised never to forget it; in Jerusalem we aspire
Caio Szymonowicz, Netzach Israel B’Brazil Achieving the independence of our state was very difficult. Blood was spilled, families were destroyed, and wars had to be fought. However, in 1948, after almost two thousand years of waiting, we were able to declare our independence. Yet the heart of our capital was still inaccessible. Jerusalem remained under
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By: Romi Morales In the last few months, within the framework of the Mazkirut Olamit, we have had several meetings to reflect on how the tnua will look in the twenty-second century. We have had talks and training with experts in generations X, Y, Z, millennials and others. We have listened to experts in analyzing
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By: Yuval Nemirovsky Over the past few days, a video of the owner of a falafel stall went viral across Israel. The video saddened even the least sensitive person. The owner of the stall breaks down in tears when he understands that the quarantine law prohibits him from opening the business. In tears, he explains
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