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by Gloria Deutsch
A talented person doesn't necessarily have to lose
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her creativeness when she retires. On the contrary, as a group of these inspired ladies running their own craft shop in Ra'anana have shown, they now have the leisure to indulge their imaginations, to the wonder and enjoyment of their customers, and their own satisfaction.
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The Anglo community of Raanana and surrounding towns
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was shocked and deeply saddened by the news that Stuart Elgrod had lost his hard-fought battle for life.
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by Gloria Deutsch
Gloria Deutsch describes Kay Wilson's very moving story
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in this booklet. Kay records in every agonizing detail the dreadful events of December 18, 2010 when she and her friend Kristine Luken were hiking in the forests near Jerusalem and were stalked and held captive by Arab terrorists. The book has no price and is probably not something you can buy in a bookshop, but can be ordered directly from Kay
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Gloria relates the story of Hannah and Les Wende's
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establishment of the famous Wende's nursery in Moshav Ein Vered with their mission to introduce a new concept in Israel of water–friendly plants. She also talks about their book “A Kangaroo Hop for Aussie Plants” - not a 'How To’ gardening book but something that anyone who loves plants would be happy to have on their shelves.
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A new book by Diana Lerner is a fun read. Insight
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into life in Israel, anecdotes, personal recollections and colourful descriptions of people she knows are just some of the topics covered.
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by Gloria Deutsch
Riding sidesaddle..not just for royalty The secret
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of how Gabi Hirschsprung rides her thoughbred horses is revealed by Gloria Deutsch
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by Gloria Deutsch
Godfrey Gadabout is the doll knitted by Barbara Portner
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which ESRA is soon going to raffle or put up for auction. “Whatever we do with Godfrey, he’s sure to bring money into ESRA’s coffers, one way or another", says Chairperson Brenda Katten,
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by Gloria Deutsch
“The Silver Locket” is a very readable and recommended
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novel which explores profound themes, such as the right to life, religious faith and redemption.
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by Gloria Deutsch
A series of incidents from his very colourful life
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make this book by Sam Sebba very readable . Film maker, activist, educator, and musician are amongst his accomplishments. This as an autobiography but related as a series of anecdotes . Mr Sebba comes over as a very modest man and a true gentleman.
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by Gloria Deutsch
Dr Mai Mazarieb qualified as a doctor in 2013 and hopes
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to specialize in surgical oncology. This is a major achievement for a woman from her conservative Bedouin background.
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by Gloria Deutsch
David Marcus, who lives in Beth Protea, leads a life
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crammed with activities. He swims every morning, uses the gym regularly and attends the events at the retirement home. Nothing unusual really – except that he just turned 100!
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by Gloria Deutsch
Ilana Kirschner was a little girl of twelve when she
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was sent to Theresienstadt. Nearly seventy years have gone by since that terrible time but a few months ago the 81-year-old Kfar Saba resident was vividly reminded of the less dark times when she read an article about Alice Herz-Sommer in The Jerusalem Post and recalled the beautiful music.
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by Gloria Deutsch
Gloria Deutsch reviews and highly recommends Kim Kushner's
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cookery book “The Modern Menu”. She says the book truly lives up to its sub-title ‘Simple. Beautiful. Kosher.’
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Ecology and living a "greener" life and saving water
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are often in the news these days. Gloria Deutsch summarises some of the ideas that ESRA readers sent in to her.
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We meet Shirley Hirsch, an artist and horse lover,
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and briefly follow her life from a childhood in England to her coming to live in Israel and learn how her deep involvement with horses grows and develops.
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