Joel Klotnick made aliyah with his wife, Beryl, from South Africa, in Sept 2009.
They live in Raanana and are VERY happy to be in Israel.
Soon to be (a young!) 67 and, as many Esra magazine contributors have pointed out, also don’t seem to have enough hours in the day to do the things he wants to do.
Two of their three children, and their families ( incl five of six grandchildren) also live in Israel.
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Updates
Joel Klotnick made aliyah with his wife, Beryl, from South Africa, in Sept 2009.
They live in Raanana and are VERY happy to be in Israel.
Soon to be (a young!) 67 and, as many Esra magazine contributors have pointed out, also don’t seem to have enough hours in the day to do the things he wants to do.
Two of their three children, and their families ( incl five of six grandchildren) also live in Israel.
Joel Klotnick