Lydia Aisenberg

Lydia Aisenberg is a journalist, informal educator and special study tour guide. Born in 1946, Lydia is originally from South Wales, Britain and came to live in Israel in 1967 and has been a member of Kibbutz Mishmar HaEmek since. The mother of five and grandmother of twelve (so far) Lydia has been involved in shared citizenship projects of the Givat Haviva Institutes International Department for the last 25 years, and involved in informal education projects since her first visit to Israel in 1965 and volunteering during the 1967 war.

Wall-to-Wall Annihilation

Wall-to-Wall Annihilation

by Lydia Aisenberg

“We Were Neighbors” is a permanent exhibition documenting more ...
Off the Beaten Track

Off the Beaten Track

by Lydia Aisenberg

The Second Temple necropolis of Bet She’arim in the more ...
Shoe Shine

Shoe Shine

by Lydia Aisenberg

A stroll down Bloor, the main road of downtown Toronto more ...
EX-VOLUNTEERS-KIBBUTZ MOVEMENT WANTS TO HEAR FROM YOU

EX-VOLUNTEERS-KIBBUTZ MOVEMENT WANTS TO HEAR FROM YOU

by Lydia Aisenberg

As part of the centenary celebrations of the Kibbutz more ...
Dreidel that Keeps Alive Memories

Dreidel that Keeps Alive Memories

by Lydia Aisenberg

Today, children at Kibbutz Mishmar HaEmek play on a more ...
THE JOE ALON CENTER

THE JOE ALON CENTER

by Lydia Aisenberg

The Joe Alon Center in the Negev focuses on the lives more ...
An Architectural Adventure by the Sea – the Ralli Museum

An Architectural Adventure by the Sea – the Ralli Museum

by Lydia Aisenberg

A visit to the Ralli Museum in Caesarea. An architecturally more ...
Guns ’n roses

Guns ’n roses

by Lydia Aisenberg

An in depth look at the reality and complexity of conflict more ...
Egyptian charcoal for sale in Israel

Egyptian charcoal for sale in Israel

by Lydia Aisenberg

Lydia describes a visit to East Barta’a, a town on more ...
THE SOLDIER AND THE TERRORIST

THE SOLDIER AND THE TERRORIST

by Lydia Aisenberg

Lydia Aisenberg shares her delight at Gilad Shalit’s more ...
The City With ‘Street Cred’

The City With ‘Street Cred’

by Lydia Aisenberg

Ethiopia Street is in the heart of Jerusalem, writes more ...
 
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