Posted on 17 February 2013.
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Posted on 29 January 2013.
From January 6-12, representatives from 11 countries descended upon Jerusalem to engage in thoughtful sharing, learning, and collaboration as a part of the Netzer Olami Veida. Although we all came from different Jewish backgrounds and lifestyles, we all united as leaders in Netzer Olami to share and appreciate these differences and discover common ground as the Progressive Jewish youth of the world.
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Posted on 24 January 2013.
“On this site you will find everything you need to be successful for anything that inspires you in your effort to help others…” Talia Lehman, CEO and Founder of RandomKid.org, has devoted her life to mobilizing youth to help solve the world’s problems.
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Posted on 05 January 2013.
As the captain of our US Airways flight asked us to take our seats for the last half hour of our flight, I started to realize that I was actually going to be touching down in Israel soon. It would mean that I would finally be a part of the community that gets to stand when asked “Who in this room has been to Israel?”
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Posted on 04 January 2013.
Follow NFTY President Evan Traylor, NFTY Religious & Cultural Vice President Jacob Georginow and NFTY Director of Education Beth Rodin as they venture to Israel for Netzer Olami Veida; the summit of Youth leadership from Reform/Progressive movements throughout the world.
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Posted on 14 August 2012.
Throughout Jewish life there are many benchmarks. Some are optional, and some come with tradition. The path I have taken has definitely been one of structure.
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