Hello everyone! Pesach sameach! My name is Ilana, I’m 18 years old and I’m a bogueret from Hanoar Hatzioni in Uruguay. I would like to share a few words about the chag. As we all know, on Pesach, we celebrate the liberation of our people from Miztraim after years of slavery. Moshe, being chosen by […]
Romi Morales As is well known, the holiday of Pesach has 4 names. In this article, I would like to share a brief summary of the meanings traditionally given to them and some others that they acquire in light of the challenges that Israel faces in recent times. Chag HaCherut. The holiday of freedom. On
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Alex Bitterman, Europe & North America Department Director “Then you shall succeed if you observantly carry out the laws and the rules that Hashem charged Moses to lay upon Israel. Be strong and of good courage; do not be afraid or dismayed.” – Chronicles I, 22:13 With these words, King David commands his son and
By: Romi Morales Two of the central values with which we relate the holiday of Pesach are freedom and leadership, concepts that managed to transcend the relevance of the particular moment and context in which they arise, to perpetuate in time as two great mandates that invite us, from these lenses, to look at the
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By: Gabriel Degen Hanoar Hatzioni has always believed that Jewish, Zionist, humanist and pluralistic education embodies the goal of “Hagshama” (“fulfillment”). This notion exhibits a focus on three major circles of identity; the personal, the national and global identity. To practice this philosophy, a person must invest in the following elements: To accept the commitment
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By: Romi Morales The Tanach is full of fascinating tales. Tales about people who, like us, have their weaknesses and strengths. Stories about families and the relationship of our people with other peoples and with God. The Tanach is also full of stories about different types of processes: personal, national, spiritual, moral. Undoubtedly, the Tanaj
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By: Michael Rosenthal, Rosh Chinuch Kineret Tnuat Noar Pesach is one of the most important holidays for the Jewish people. Every fourteenth night of Nisan in the Pesach Seder, we remember how God freed us from slavery in Egypt. And this is precisely what Pesach is all about—freedom. And every year, we sit around the
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By: Kito Hasson We can point out at least three aspects inherent to Pesach that share a singular educational, conceptual and experiential unity with Hanoar Hatzioni. And they are: Nachshon Ben Aminadav, the first Halutz; Pesach, the great festival of the Aliya; and Chazak Ve’ematz, the greeting and the message of Moses to Joshua. Nachshon
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By: Vanina Bazaga – Rosh Chinuch Olam BeYahad, Argentina “And this is what kept our fathers, and what keeps us, surviving. For not only one arose and tried to destroy us; rather, in every generation they try to destroy us, and Hashem saves us from their hands”. (VEHI SHEAMDA) We are currently celebrating Pesach, a
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By: Diego Bieber, Mazkirut Olamit Hanoar Hatzioni B’Israel Have you heard about putting an orange on the Keara of the Pesach Seder? Surely, the vast majority of you have not. To be honest, until recently, I had not either. Apparently, this tradition began with Dr. Susannah Heschel when, after a lecture, a man stood up
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