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A WUJIE’s Guide to Tel Aviv’s Best Shakshuka
Israel might be the land that figuratively flows with milk and honey, but Tel Aviv is literally a city knee-deep in dishes of eggy tomato sauce. Sound strange? So, arguably, […]
by Young Judaea
July 16, 2014
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Making Connections in Jerusalem
Jamie Smith of Lexington, Kentucky, is a rising Junior at Henry Clay High School and one of two Leaders of Tomorrow Awards from Hadassah, which awards a full scholarship to  young women to […]
by Young Judaea
July 7, 2014
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“Israel is the Kind of First Love that is Always New”
Naomi Farahan of Carmel, Indiana, is a rising senior at University High School in San Diego.  She is the founder and editor in chief of the U Post – her high school’s online […]
by Young Judaea
July 2, 2014
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No Longer a Stranger in a Strange Land
by Daniel De Wijze, Year Course/FZY Participant It’s not often that something amazing starts with a Google search, but that’s what happened to me last April. I typed ‘Jewish gap […]
by Young Judaea
June 24, 2014
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Top Tips for a Great Year in Israel – Round 1!
Always have a reusable bag handy. Classes are great, but you’ll learn more about Israeli history and collective memory if you ask your taxi driver where he’s from. Never let […]
by Young Judaea
June 17, 2014