by Sharona Glaser Ben Avraham
Sharona reflects on how all her life experiences from
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early childhood to old age, have been punctuated with the wakefullness that comes to her at 3 am at night. She humourously muses whether her time of death will be 3 am!
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by Nelly Perry
Maestro Gil Shohat once again treated his audience
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to a wonderful, memorable
evening in Herzliya Pituach, delighting everyone with his music and explanations.
Also much enjoyed was the tasty buffet and accompanying wine. This project
facilitates the raising of much needed funds for the Hand In Hand Food Pantry, one of ESRA'S projects.
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by Pnina Moed Kass
Pnina Moed Kass was in mourning for the almost forgotten
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words of the English language, eventually becoming a sort of “house mother” for a “virtual domicile – a Home for Abandoned Words”.
Hope, however, appeared on the horizon – SCRABBLE. Pnina’s words can be construed as a paean to Scrabble. “So Abracadabra, glory to the longest and the best.”
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by ESRA MAGAZINE
Readers are invited to the opening of Anat Agami's
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second exhibition at the Agam Gallery in Raanana. It will take place on Saturday, August 16 at 20:30.
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by Juliet Rostowsky
The successful "Lets Talk" programme has been launched
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in Raanana with the help of the Raanana Municipality Volunteer Division, represented by its director, Doron Bacher. The program pairs an English-speaker with a Hebrew-speaker for conversation.
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by Juliet Rostowsky
Participants were treated to some fascinating and challenging
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cognitive exercises as part of this event which was held in order to appraise the younger generation of the importance of ESRA, the largest English-speaking volunteer group in Israel, and its important contributions to the community.
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by Lisa Brink
Lisa presents a fish recipe for a change with the inspired
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"Oven baked salmon with pesto couscous crust"
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by Joel Grossman
Letters to an American Jewish Friend was originally
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published in 1977 and has now been published with a new preface. The author believes that Jewish life in the Diaspora is doomed. Joel Grossman questions this premise, and says that Halkin’s letters might not convince him, or other committed Jews living outside Israel, to immediately book passage to Israel. But they certainly are eloquent and persuasive enough to make us stop and think seriously about the issue.
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by David Smith
David Smith does ‘Service for Israel’ with Sar
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El every year. His latest stint
coincided with Typhoon Haiyan, which devasted the Philippines. Here’s his
report
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by Joy Levi
The support system for divorcees is tenuous because
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of divided loyalties of the children and friends. Older divorcees often move to smaller premises, have smaller incomes and lower self-esteem. They’re often lonely on Shabbatot and holidays. “Get busy living,” says Levy, and appreciate the good things in life.
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by Stuart Miller
A report on the huge success of the ESRA Nearly New
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Charity Shop in Raanana superbly run by Giora Fried and his long serving staff and volunteers, and a call for continued donations of Ladies, Gents and Children’s clothing, Household goods, Bed linen and Soft Furnishings, Toys, Games and other items
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by Helen Schary Motro
With Last Stop, Shula Spiegel Productions and Dana
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Eden have produced an Israeli film masterpiece. The "new" Tel-Aviv central bus station is used as a metaphor for describing Tel-Aviv's underbelly and presents a disturbing picture of a city in transition
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by Carl Hoffman
Stella Yudko, creator, producer and one of the three
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featured singers in "Unforgettable", a hugely entertaining musical review currently touring Israel. In a tribute to the classic pop music of the 1950s, 60s and 70s, Unforgettable pays homage to such stars as Shirley Bassey, Ray Charles, the Temptations, the Platters, Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, Cliff Richard, Tom Jones, and of course Nat King Cole.
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by Zipporah Porath
A warm tribute to the late Stanley Medicks, Chairman
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of the British, Scandinavian
and European Machal, at the inauguration of The Stanley Medicks Machal Room in the Michael Levin Center for Lone Soldiers in Tel Aviv. The event was attended by many who initiated the project together with Machal. The exhibit highlighting the heroic and inspiring history of volunteering by Jews and non-Jews from abroad, who rallied to the defense of the State of Israel will be on permanent display at the Tel Aviv Center
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