Siri Jones-Rosen

Siri Jones-Rosen is by profession a hotel receptionist. She has worked at a variety of jobs both in and apart from the tourist industry: secretary, translator, switchboard operator, movie extra, telex operator (Israel America Chamber of Commerce, before fax machines), and cage (casino) cashier. Today she is semi-retired, working part-time at the SPNI Eilat Field School.

She and her father came to live in Israel directly to Eilat from Los Angeles in 1965, when she was 12. They both fell in love with Israel, and Siri is still very happy to have spent her life here.

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It’s Time to tap into Cheaper Water Bills by Siri Jones-Rosen It’s Time to tap into Cheaper Water Bills more ... Close	Life at Youth Village in Six-Day War by Siri Jones-Rosen An expressive report of the tension and stress on Aloney more ...	Shedding light on Herod’s rule by Siri Jones-Rosen Many reconstructions and new finds from Herod’s palaces more ...
So is Mt Karkom actually Mount Sinai? by Siri Jones-Rosen Excited to participate in the Mount Karkom colloquium, more ...	Adulterated honey - Letter by Siri Jones-Rosen Siri warns to check the origins of the honey we eat more ...	Train of Thought: Going by Rail by Siri Jones-Rosen Siri Jones Rosen had to get from Eilat to Ben-Gurion more ...
Three very different women who changed medical history by Siri Jones-Rosen Empress Catherine the Great in 18th century Russia, more ...	Sarona, More than a Market by Siri Jones-Rosen The Templers, who began settling in Israel in 1868, more ...