By: Mato Wexler Being a leader in the Tnua is no easy task—it demands a great deal of responsibility and requires navigating various challenging scenarios and situations. At the same time, leading the Tnua is one of the greatest privileges a chaver or chavera can have. From the position of leadership, we can not only […]
The Double Invisibility Syndrome in Tnuati Leadership Read More »
By: Romi Morales What do the word ‘Avra Kadabra’, parasha Toldot and our role in education have in common?Some say that the magical word ‘avrah kahdabra’ is Aramaic and means: ‘I believe as I speak’. Others believe that the expression is Hebrew ‘Aberah KeDabar’ and means: ‘I will create as I speak’. What is fascinating
By: Romi Morales Legacy is the sum of values, achievements and actions we did, which resonate with the people around us and are considered important to pass on. The parasha Chayei Sarah, while mentioning the deaths of Sarah and Abraham, focuses on the ideas and actions that became a legacy, and are still valid today.
FOOTPRINTS THAT MAKE A DIFFERENCE: BUILDING A LASTING LEGACY Read More »
By: Romi Morales “Vaiera addresses a number of issues that can be of great help in making the Tnua a safe space. Let’s look at some of them. Abraham welcomes 3 visitors The beginning of the parsha tells how three people approach Abraham’s tent and he tries to persuade them to come inside to drink,
TNUA AS A SAFE SPACE. SOME TIPS THAT WE CAN LEARN FROM THE PARASHA “VAIERA” Read More »
By: Romi Morales PARASHA: LECH Lecha – Chapter 12 Undoubtedly one of the most fascinating figures in the history of Am Israel is our first patriarch, Abraham. The story of this character, not only teaches us how to successfully face the challenges and trials that destiny puts us day by day; or the importance of
AN OLD-NEW STORY OF LEADERSHIP, PIONEERING, ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION Read More »