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Volunteering In Israel in a Time of War

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Oct 9, 2024

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… for Israel propelled me towards an idea to spend winters in Tel Aviv … ended at hostage square in Tel Aviv. A place where hostage … in the ancient Cardo in Jerusalem, I chatted with the … Yehuda, the outdoor market in Jerusalem, we joked with the handsome …

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I live in south Jerusalem. I’ve lived here for … Israel. A woman from our synagogue (Kehillat Yedidya, in the south Jerusalem … I called my sister in Tel Aviv, who was also in a … the Author A resident of Jerusalem since 1972, Dr. Debbie Weissman …

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