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Exploring Jewish Life in Europe

Exploring Jewish Life in Europe

After months of preparation, our chanichim, or participants, have arrived and the summer has finally begun! As NFTY in Israel staff members, we have spent weeks thinking about how meaningful this summer can be for participants as they explore the journey of the Jewish people in the place where it all started.

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NFTY in Israel – L’Dor V’Dor Begins Their Journey

NFTY in Israel – L’Dor V’Dor Begins Their Journey

The teens arrived in Europe on Monday. Many of the participants are on a high as this is their first time in Europe. Tuesday, they were awed by the beautiful medieval architecture of the Prague Castle and the 12th century Charles Bridge decorated with historical statues. Prague was lively, picturesque and fun.

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The First Day for Bus 7

The First Day for Bus 7

The day started normally like any other day however, this day was no ordinary day. All staff were ready to meet the teens at the airport to start the summer. This would have to wait. “The teens are going to be getting to the airport at midnight” is what we were told. The day was spent making last minute adjustments as are common with any summer program experience.

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Bus 5: Day 1 in Prague

Bus 5: Day 1 in Prague

What a day! As a staff, we have thought about and prepared for this day for anywhere between a week and a year. It finally arrived, the start of our trip! Our excitement in the airport was tangible, we couldn’t stop dancing! We needed our missing piece, our participants!

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Bus 10 Has Made it to Prague!

Bus 10 Has Made it to Prague!

Wow! We finally got to meet our chanichim (participants) after preparing for their arrival all of last week. It was wonderful to see their faces after their long awaited arrival!

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This summer we look forward to welcoming hundreds of teens to Israel on our programs and to providing them with a wonderful summer adventure full of fun, friendship and personal discovery.

 

This summer in Jerusalem!