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Our Soldiers Speak tours aim to provide the “gold standard of substantive programming” to those likely to affect the public space in the near future.
Israeli-Palestinian business cooperation in Judea and Samaria “is just getting its legs,” says Rep. Phil Roe (R-Tenn.), and “will become a very useful force in this country.”
Community president Moise Kahloun reported “many problems” in the heavily Jewish Sarcelles district, including “anti-Semitism and fear,” which has caused residents to leave for Israel.
The English team held a workshop for Israeli and Palestinian girls before facing off against Israel’s national women’s team in front of 8,534 fans in Petach Tikvah.
The 35-minute film “Nobody Wants Us” shows how she acted as a visionary, saying peace will come when all citizens have access to education, jobs, housing, security and health care.
The group includes 41 future lone soldiers, 103 children, three sets of twins and a 28-day-old baby.
Lily Daroff and Nechama Miller were among 242 others who just landed in Israel, part of the latest Nefesh B’Nefesh summer charter flight in cooperation with Israel’s Ministry of Aliyah and Integration, the Jewish Agency for Israel, Keren Kayemet LeIsrael and Jewish National Fund-USA.
Born in Gibraltar and a native Spanish speaker, Hassan-Nahoum holds the municipal “foreign-ministry portfolio,” where she has a vision of the city that reflects Israel’s self-determination, economic potential and responsibility to the Jewish Diaspora, while advocating for the education and financial well-being of the city’s minorities.