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What did I learn from the War?
Travel the Poland-Ukraine border, March 2022. By: Natalia Germán Kestler Return I came back because reality summons me to solve the daily issues of my
OUR HISTORICAL MYOPIA
Alan Dvorquez, Sgan Guizbar, Tnua Tzeirei Ami In the Jewish cemetery of Warsaw – among the gray tombs, mold and dampness of August – a
THE LEGACY OF THE HERO WITHOUT A CAPE
Sarit Mizrahi Dabbah, chavera of Hanoar Hatzioní, Ken Hagshama, CDMX. “Remember and not forget” is something we have always been told when we commemorate the
IS IT WORTH FIGHTING A LOSING BATTLE?
HANUKKAH LESSONS FOR MADRICHIM AND MADRICHOT. By: Romi Morales Any normative person would answer “no” to the question we have posed in the title. With
What did I learn from the War?
Travel the Poland-Ukraine border, March 2022. By: Natalia Germán Kestler Return I came back because reality summons me to solve the daily issues of my
OUR HISTORICAL MYOPIA
Alan Dvorquez, Sgan Guizbar, Tnua Tzeirei Ami In the Jewish cemetery of Warsaw – among the gray tombs, mold and dampness of August – a
THE LEGACY OF THE HERO WITHOUT A CAPE
Sarit Mizrahi Dabbah, chavera of Hanoar Hatzioní, Ken Hagshama, CDMX. “Remember and not forget” is something we have always been told when we commemorate the
It’s all about attitude
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
Daniela Rapp’s experience in “Manhigut Lelo Gvulot”, as a volunteer on Poland’s border with Ukraine
By: Daniela Rapp March 28, 2022 From our experience at the Humanitarian Aid Center in Przemyśl I took several images.In this article I want to
CHaguim ba tnua
IS IT WORTH FIGHTING A LOSING BATTLE?
HANUKKAH LESSONS FOR MADRICHIM AND MADRICHOT. By: Romi Morales Any
THE LEGACY OF THE HERO WITHOUT A CAPE
Sarit Mizrahi Dabbah, chavera of Hanoar Hatzioní, Ken Hagshama, CDMX.
DEOTEINU
ANTOLOGY OF THE TNUA
The Shamash
Source: “The Menorah” Author: Theodore Herzl, the Father of Political Zionism (1860-1904) … He held the candelabrum of Hanukkah in his hands and thought: “When
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