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Alumni Reflection: Lisa Roth, International Adults 2018
My paternal grandparents, Elizabeth (Bubbie) and Samuel (Zaide) z’l Roth, survived the Holocaust. My Zaide passed away in 2010 at almost 98 years old just shy of 65 years…
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Reflections on March of the Living: An Unforgettable Journey
In April, along with 40 other congregants, my wife and I had the good fortune to travel to Poland and Israel on this…
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Jerusalem Post Special Report on the 2018 March of the Living
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Interview with Holocaust Survivor Sol Nayman
Gila Yefet interviews Sol Nayman, Holocaust survivor and educator and Eynat Katz, March of the Living participant.
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Alumni Reflections: Rosa Saba, Mexico 2018
Haga clic aquí para leer en español » Human? Humankind? Adjective qualifying a human being, a man or a woman in nature. Adjective qualifying a…
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Alumni Reflections: Arianna Weiner, Western Region 2018
Transformation Beautiful are those whose brokenness gives birth to transformation and wisdom. ~ John Mark Green Background: Three weeks ago, I marched with 14,000 people from…
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Alumni Reflections: Hannah E, Western Region 2018
Today was our last full day in Israel. Our last full day in our people’s country. Our country. The past few days we…
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Alumni Reflections: Alan Dayan, Mexico 2018
And as we walked through the gates of Birkenau, Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” was being played. Just a guitar and a woman’s voice. And…
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Alumni Reflections: Nathan M, Western Region 2018
I hear birds chirp from the sky above and see butterflies flutter around the trees. I hope these are our people, watching and…
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