#aliyah — Public Fediverse posts
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Dedushka, or: Saba
A ‘Garland’ Shadorma
oldest child
born in poverty
raised at a
children's home
because his parents couldn't
afford to feed him
hunger pangs
caught with potatoes
left behind
on the field
shipped off to fight the Nazis
without a weapon
at the front
fell in a meat wave
stabbed at war
through the calf
by Germans probing corpses
crawled back through the night
taught himself
how to speak Russian
for college
self-made man
became the chief engineer
at a major plant
in Vilnius
under Soviets
my Saba
a proud Yid
hired Refusenik engineers
fired for Jewish souls
gave up his
party membership
cursed the damned
Communists
for antisemitism—and
moved to Israel
oldest child
caught with potatoes
stabbed at war
self-made man
hired Refusenik engineers
moved to Israel‘Garland’ Shadorma?
The ‘Garland’ Shadorma was created by Sylvia Cognac, modeled after the ‘Garland’ Cinquain. Essentially, it is a Shadorma series of seven stanzas, with the seventh and final stanza being composed of lines from all six previous stanzas.
Tanka Tuesday
For Tanka Tuesday, Robbie encourages us to compose syllabic poems that includes a story. My above shadorma is about my grandfather (saba).
My grandfather grew up very poor, was forced to fight the Nazis in World War II without a weapon, and was badly wounded; but he survived and taught himself Russian so he could become a top engineer in Soviet Lithuania.
Even when the government threatened him, he kept hiring Jewish engineers who were punished for applying for exit visas to Israel. In the end, he gave up his cursed the antisemitism around him, Communist Party membership, and moved with his family to Israel.
Let’s write poetry together!
When it comes to partnership, some humans can make their lives alone – it’s possible. But creatively, it’s more like painting: you can’t just use the same colours in every painting. It’s just not an option. You can’t take the same photograph every time and live with art forms with no differences.
–Ben Harper (b. 1969)Would you like to create poetry with me and have a completed poem of yours featured here at the Skeptic’s Kaddish? I am very excited to have launched the ‘Poetry Partners’ initiative and am looking forward to meeting and creating with you… Check it out!
#Aliyah #Family #Grandfather #History #Israel #Jewish #JewishHistory #Poem #Poetry #Shadorma #SovietJewry -
Dedushka, or: Saba
A ‘Garland’ Shadorma
oldest child
born in poverty
raised at a
children's home
because his parents couldn't
afford to feed him
hunger pangs
caught with potatoes
left behind
on the field
shipped off to fight the Nazis
without a weapon
at the front
fell in a meat wave
stabbed at war
through the calf
by Germans probing corpses
crawled back through the night
taught himself
how to speak Russian
for college
self-made man
became the chief engineer
at a major plant
in Vilnius
under Soviets
my Saba
a proud Yid
hired Refusenik engineers
fired for Jewish souls
gave up his
party membership
cursed the damned
Communists
for antisemitism—and
moved to Israel
oldest child
caught with potatoes
stabbed at war
self-made man
hired Refusenik engineers
moved to Israel‘Garland’ Shadorma?
The ‘Garland’ Shadorma was created by Sylvia Cognac, modeled after the ‘Garland’ Cinquain. Essentially, it is a Shadorma series of seven stanzas, with the seventh and final stanza being composed of lines from all six previous stanzas.
Tanka Tuesday
For Tanka Tuesday, Robbie encourages us to compose syllabic poems that includes a story. My above shadorma is about my grandfather (saba).
My grandfather grew up very poor, was forced to fight the Nazis in World War II without a weapon, and was badly wounded; but he survived and taught himself Russian so he could become a top engineer in Soviet Lithuania.
Even when the government threatened him, he kept hiring Jewish engineers who were punished for applying for exit visas to Israel. In the end, he gave up his cursed the antisemitism around him, Communist Party membership, and moved with his family to Israel.
Let’s write poetry together!
When it comes to partnership, some humans can make their lives alone – it’s possible. But creatively, it’s more like painting: you can’t just use the same colours in every painting. It’s just not an option. You can’t take the same photograph every time and live with art forms with no differences.
–Ben Harper (b. 1969)Would you like to create poetry with me and have a completed poem of yours featured here at the Skeptic’s Kaddish? I am very excited to have launched the ‘Poetry Partners’ initiative and am looking forward to meeting and creating with you… Check it out!
#Aliyah #Family #Grandfather #History #Israel #Jewish #JewishHistory #Poem #Poetry #Shadorma #SovietJewry -
Dedushka, or: Saba
A ‘Garland’ Shadorma
oldest child
born in poverty
raised at a
children's home
because his parents couldn't
afford to feed him
hunger pangs
caught with potatoes
left behind
on the field
shipped off to fight the Nazis
without a weapon
at the front
fell in a meat wave
stabbed at war
through the calf
by Germans probing corpses
crawled back through the night
taught himself
how to speak Russian
for college
self-made man
became the chief engineer
at a major plant
in Vilnius
under Soviets
my Saba
a proud Yid
hired Refusenik engineers
fired for Jewish souls
gave up his
party membership
cursed the damned
Communists
for antisemitism—and
moved to Israel
oldest child
caught with potatoes
stabbed at war
self-made man
hired Refusenik engineers
moved to Israel‘Garland’ Shadorma?
The ‘Garland’ Shadorma was created by Sylvia Cognac, modeled after the ‘Garland’ Cinquain. Essentially, it is a Shadorma series of seven stanzas, with the seventh and final stanza being composed of lines from all six previous stanzas.
Tanka Tuesday
For Tanka Tuesday, Robbie encourages us to compose syllabic poems that includes a story. My above shadorma is about my grandfather (saba).
My grandfather grew up very poor, was forced to fight the Nazis in World War II without a weapon, and was badly wounded; but he survived and taught himself Russian so he could become a top engineer in Soviet Lithuania.
Even when the government threatened him, he kept hiring Jewish engineers who were punished for applying for exit visas to Israel. In the end, he gave up his cursed the antisemitism around him, Communist Party membership, and moved with his family to Israel.
Let’s write poetry together!
When it comes to partnership, some humans can make their lives alone – it’s possible. But creatively, it’s more like painting: you can’t just use the same colours in every painting. It’s just not an option. You can’t take the same photograph every time and live with art forms with no differences.
–Ben Harper (b. 1969)Would you like to create poetry with me and have a completed poem of yours featured here at the Skeptic’s Kaddish? I am very excited to have launched the ‘Poetry Partners’ initiative and am looking forward to meeting and creating with you… Check it out!
#Aliyah #Family #Grandfather #History #Israel #Jewish #JewishHistory #Poem #Poetry #Shadorma #SovietJewry -
Dedushka, or: Saba
A ‘Garland’ Shadorma
oldest child
born in poverty
raised at a
children's home
because his parents couldn't
afford to feed him
hunger pangs
caught with potatoes
left behind
on the field
shipped off to fight the Nazis
without a weapon
at the front
fell in a meat wave
stabbed at war
through the calf
by Germans probing corpses
crawled back through the night
taught himself
how to speak Russian
for college
self-made man
became the chief engineer
at a major plant
in Vilnius
under Soviets
my Saba
a proud Yid
hired Refusenik engineers
fired for Jewish souls
gave up his
party membership
cursed the damned
Communists
for antisemitism—and
moved to Israel
oldest child
caught with potatoes
stabbed at war
self-made man
hired Refusenik engineers
moved to Israel‘Garland’ Shadorma?
The ‘Garland’ Shadorma was created by Sylvia Cognac, modeled after the ‘Garland’ Cinquain. Essentially, it is a Shadorma series of seven stanzas, with the seventh and final stanza being composed of lines from all six previous stanzas.
Tanka Tuesday
For Tanka Tuesday, Robbie encourages us to compose syllabic poems that includes a story. My above shadorma is about my grandfather (saba).
My grandfather grew up very poor, was forced to fight the Nazis in World War II without a weapon, and was badly wounded; but he survived and taught himself Russian so he could become a top engineer in Soviet Lithuania.
Even when the government threatened him, he kept hiring Jewish engineers who were punished for applying for exit visas to Israel. In the end, he gave up his cursed the antisemitism around him, Communist Party membership, and moved with his family to Israel.
Let’s write poetry together!
When it comes to partnership, some humans can make their lives alone – it’s possible. But creatively, it’s more like painting: you can’t just use the same colours in every painting. It’s just not an option. You can’t take the same photograph every time and live with art forms with no differences.
–Ben Harper (b. 1969)Would you like to create poetry with me and have a completed poem of yours featured here at the Skeptic’s Kaddish? I am very excited to have launched the ‘Poetry Partners’ initiative and am looking forward to meeting and creating with you… Check it out!
#Aliyah #Family #Grandfather #History #Israel #Jewish #JewishHistory #Poem #Poetry #Shadorma #SovietJewry -
Dedushka, or: Saba
A ‘Garland’ Shadorma
oldest child
born in poverty
raised at a
children's home
because his parents couldn't
afford to feed him
hunger pangs
caught with potatoes
left behind
on the field
shipped off to fight the Nazis
without a weapon
at the front
fell in a meat wave
stabbed at war
through the calf
by Germans probing corpses
crawled back through the night
taught himself
how to speak Russian
for college
self-made man
became the chief engineer
at a major plant
in Vilnius
under Soviets
my Saba
a proud Yid
hired Refusenik engineers
fired for Jewish souls
gave up his
party membership
cursed the damned
Communists
for antisemitism—and
moved to Israel
oldest child
caught with potatoes
stabbed at war
self-made man
hired Refusenik engineers
moved to Israel‘Garland’ Shadorma?
The ‘Garland’ Shadorma was created by Sylvia Cognac, modeled after the ‘Garland’ Cinquain. Essentially, it is a Shadorma series of seven stanzas, with the seventh and final stanza being composed of lines from all six previous stanzas.
Tanka Tuesday
For Tanka Tuesday, Robbie encourages us to compose syllabic poems that includes a story. My above shadorma is about my grandfather (saba).
My grandfather grew up very poor, was forced to fight the Nazis in World War II without a weapon, and was badly wounded; but he survived and taught himself Russian so he could become a top engineer in Soviet Lithuania.
Even when the government threatened him, he kept hiring Jewish engineers who were punished for applying for exit visas to Israel. In the end, he gave up his cursed the antisemitism around him, Communist Party membership, and moved with his family to Israel.
Let’s write poetry together!
When it comes to partnership, some humans can make their lives alone – it’s possible. But creatively, it’s more like painting: you can’t just use the same colours in every painting. It’s just not an option. You can’t take the same photograph every time and live with art forms with no differences.
–Ben Harper (b. 1969)Would you like to create poetry with me and have a completed poem of yours featured here at the Skeptic’s Kaddish? I am very excited to have launched the ‘Poetry Partners’ initiative and am looking forward to meeting and creating with you… Check it out!
#Aliyah #Family #Grandfather #History #Israel #Jewish #JewishHistory #Poem #Poetry #Shadorma #SovietJewry -
Jerusalem mourns Shulamit Newman, its cherished ‘Golden Girl’
Shulamit Newman – in Hebrew, Ne’eman (“faithful”) – was a Jerusalem icon, a fixture synonymous with the City…
#Israel #News #aliyah #independenceday #jerusalem #remembranceday
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/106329/ ‘Are You OK Raising Thai or American Children?’: Why These ÉMigrés Are Choosing to Return to Israel #Aliyah #Israel #IsraeliPolitics #JewishDiaspora
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Making aliyah in wartime: Dr. Emily Steier’s fourth-generation calling
For Dr. Emily Steier, a fourth-generation medical professional who made aliyah to Jerusalem in 2023 following Oct. 7,…
#Israel #News #aliyah #iranisraelwar #iranmissiles #jerusalem #olim #war
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Australia’s antisemitism inquiry should alarm every Jew https://www.byteseu.com/2005002/ #aliyah #antisemitism #Australia #BondiBeachMassShooting #diaspora #Judaism #UnitedKingdom #UnitedStates
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/103997/ Your Investments: Prosperity in Israel takes time, but aliyah is worth it #Aliyah #Finance #investment #Israel #Money #Torah
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/103051/ The Blogs: Explaining Why American Jews Are Not Emigrating to Israel in Large Numbers | Richard Diamond #Aliyah #AmericanJewry #Israel #IsraelDiasporaTies #IsraeliSociety
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Scattered tongues, or: If I forget thee
A ‘Garland’ Shadorma
midnight flights cracked heels crossed Sudan mothers prayed stars concealed trembling elders kissed the ground Zion after storms eagles’ wings sea salt and deserts Aden called sandstorms passed old caravan hymns endured the sky roads opened ash-choked trains numbered arms recalled exiles rose ships arrived displaced children spoke again names returned ashore Tigris dusk courtyard lamps faded passports stamped children borne tears by Babylon’s waters locked homes gathered dust winter queues visa refusals gray buildings mouthed Hebrew each scattered tongue remembers snow melted slowly banks collapsed Buenos Aires mourned glass shattered sirens wailed Spanish carried Sabbath songs our Jerusalem midnight flights sea salt and deserts exiles rose children borne each scattered tongue remembers our Jerusalem
‘Garland’ Shadorma?
The ‘Garland’ Shadorma was created by Sylvia Cognac, modeled after the ‘Garland’ Cinquain. Essentially, it is a Shadorma series of seven stanzas, with the seventh and final stanza being composed of lines from all six previous stanzas.
Tanka Tuesday
For Tanka Tuesday, Yvette encourages us to compose resilience-themed syllabic poems. My above shadorma is about the resilience of Jews from around the world who repatriated to our ancient homeland under difficult and often dangerous circumstances.
The first stanza is about Ethiopian Jews who crossed Sudan and were flown to Israel in secret rescue missions. The second stanza is about Yemenite Jews who traveled through deserts and through Aden before flying to Israel. The third stanza is about Holocaust survivors who came to Israel after surviving Nazi camps and war.
The fourth stanza is about Iraqi Jews who were forced to leave behind their ancient homes and communities in Babylon and Iraq. The fifth stanza is about Soviet Jews who kept Jewish identity and Hebrew alive even when the Soviet Union tried to suppress it. The sixth stanza is about Argentine Jews facing terror attacks and economic collapse while still carrying Jewish traditions with them.
The final stanza brings all the journeys together into one shared story of exile, survival, memory, and return to Jerusalem.
Let’s write poetry together!
When it comes to partnership, some humans can make their lives alone – it’s possible. But creatively, it’s more like painting: you can’t just use the same colours in every painting. It’s just not an option. You can’t take the same photograph every time and live with art forms with no differences.
–Ben Harper (b. 1969)Would you like to create poetry with me and have a completed poem of yours featured here at the Skeptic’s Kaddish? I am very excited to have launched the ‘Poetry Partners’ initiative and am looking forward to meeting and creating with you… Check it out!
#Aliyah #Diaspora #Exile #History #Israel #Jewish #JewishHistory #Poem #Poetry #Resilience #Shadorma -
Scattered tongues, or: If I forget thee
A ‘Garland’ Shadorma
midnight flights cracked heels crossed Sudan mothers prayed stars concealed trembling elders kissed the ground Zion after storms eagles’ wings sea salt and deserts Aden called sandstorms passed old caravan hymns endured the sky roads opened ash-choked trains numbered arms recalled exiles rose ships arrived displaced children spoke again names returned ashore Tigris dusk courtyard lamps faded passports stamped children borne tears by Babylon’s waters locked homes gathered dust winter queues visa refusals gray buildings mouthed Hebrew each scattered tongue remembers snow melted slowly banks collapsed Buenos Aires mourned glass shattered sirens wailed Spanish carried Sabbath songs our Jerusalem midnight flights sea salt and deserts exiles rose children borne each scattered tongue remembers our Jerusalem
‘Garland’ Shadorma?
The ‘Garland’ Shadorma was created by Sylvia Cognac, modeled after the ‘Garland’ Cinquain. Essentially, it is a Shadorma series of seven stanzas, with the seventh and final stanza being composed of lines from all six previous stanzas.
Tanka Tuesday
For Tanka Tuesday, Yvette encourages us to compose resilience-themed syllabic poems. My above shadorma is about the resilience of Jews from around the world who repatriated to our ancient homeland under difficult and often dangerous circumstances.
The first stanza is about Ethiopian Jews who crossed Sudan and were flown to Israel in secret rescue missions. The second stanza is about Yemenite Jews who traveled through deserts and through Aden before flying to Israel. The third stanza is about Holocaust survivors who came to Israel after surviving Nazi camps and war.
The fourth stanza is about Iraqi Jews who were forced to leave behind their ancient homes and communities in Babylon and Iraq. The fifth stanza is about Soviet Jews who kept Jewish identity and Hebrew alive even when the Soviet Union tried to suppress it. The sixth stanza is about Argentine Jews facing terror attacks and economic collapse while still carrying Jewish traditions with them.
The final stanza brings all the journeys together into one shared story of exile, survival, memory, and return to Jerusalem.
Let’s write poetry together!
When it comes to partnership, some humans can make their lives alone – it’s possible. But creatively, it’s more like painting: you can’t just use the same colours in every painting. It’s just not an option. You can’t take the same photograph every time and live with art forms with no differences.
–Ben Harper (b. 1969)Would you like to create poetry with me and have a completed poem of yours featured here at the Skeptic’s Kaddish? I am very excited to have launched the ‘Poetry Partners’ initiative and am looking forward to meeting and creating with you… Check it out!
#Aliyah #Diaspora #Exile #History #Israel #Jewish #JewishHistory #Poem #Poetry #Resilience #Shadorma -
Scattered tongues, or: If I forget thee
A ‘Garland’ Shadorma
midnight flights cracked heels crossed Sudan mothers prayed stars concealed trembling elders kissed the ground Zion after storms eagles’ wings sea salt and deserts Aden called sandstorms passed old caravan hymns endured the sky roads opened ash-choked trains numbered arms recalled exiles rose ships arrived displaced children spoke again names returned ashore Tigris dusk courtyard lamps faded passports stamped children borne tears by Babylon’s waters locked homes gathered dust winter queues visa refusals gray buildings mouthed Hebrew each scattered tongue remembers snow melted slowly banks collapsed Buenos Aires mourned glass shattered sirens wailed Spanish carried Sabbath songs our Jerusalem midnight flights sea salt and deserts exiles rose children borne each scattered tongue remembers our Jerusalem
‘Garland’ Shadorma?
The ‘Garland’ Shadorma was created by Sylvia Cognac, modeled after the ‘Garland’ Cinquain. Essentially, it is a Shadorma series of seven stanzas, with the seventh and final stanza being composed of lines from all six previous stanzas.
Tanka Tuesday
For Tanka Tuesday, Yvette encourages us to compose resilience-themed syllabic poems. My above shadorma is about the resilience of Jews from around the world who repatriated to our ancient homeland under difficult and often dangerous circumstances.
The first stanza is about Ethiopian Jews who crossed Sudan and were flown to Israel in secret rescue missions. The second stanza is about Yemenite Jews who traveled through deserts and through Aden before flying to Israel. The third stanza is about Holocaust survivors who came to Israel after surviving Nazi camps and war.
The fourth stanza is about Iraqi Jews who were forced to leave behind their ancient homes and communities in Babylon and Iraq. The fifth stanza is about Soviet Jews who kept Jewish identity and Hebrew alive even when the Soviet Union tried to suppress it. The sixth stanza is about Argentine Jews facing terror attacks and economic collapse while still carrying Jewish traditions with them.
The final stanza brings all the journeys together into one shared story of exile, survival, memory, and return to Jerusalem.
Let’s write poetry together!
When it comes to partnership, some humans can make their lives alone – it’s possible. But creatively, it’s more like painting: you can’t just use the same colours in every painting. It’s just not an option. You can’t take the same photograph every time and live with art forms with no differences.
–Ben Harper (b. 1969)Would you like to create poetry with me and have a completed poem of yours featured here at the Skeptic’s Kaddish? I am very excited to have launched the ‘Poetry Partners’ initiative and am looking forward to meeting and creating with you… Check it out!
#Aliyah #Diaspora #Exile #History #Israel #Jewish #JewishHistory #Poem #Poetry #Resilience #Shadorma -
Scattered tongues, or: If I forget thee
A ‘Garland’ Shadorma
midnight flights cracked heels crossed Sudan mothers prayed stars concealed trembling elders kissed the ground Zion after storms eagles’ wings sea salt and deserts Aden called sandstorms passed old caravan hymns endured the sky roads opened ash-choked trains numbered arms recalled exiles rose ships arrived displaced children spoke again names returned ashore Tigris dusk courtyard lamps faded passports stamped children borne tears by Babylon’s waters locked homes gathered dust winter queues visa refusals gray buildings mouthed Hebrew each scattered tongue remembers snow melted slowly banks collapsed Buenos Aires mourned glass shattered sirens wailed Spanish carried Sabbath songs our Jerusalem midnight flights sea salt and deserts exiles rose children borne each scattered tongue remembers our Jerusalem
‘Garland’ Shadorma?
The ‘Garland’ Shadorma was created by Sylvia Cognac, modeled after the ‘Garland’ Cinquain. Essentially, it is a Shadorma series of seven stanzas, with the seventh and final stanza being composed of lines from all six previous stanzas.
Tanka Tuesday
For Tanka Tuesday, Yvette encourages us to compose resilience-themed syllabic poems. My above shadorma is about the resilience of Jews from around the world who repatriated to our ancient homeland under difficult and often dangerous circumstances.
The first stanza is about Ethiopian Jews who crossed Sudan and were flown to Israel in secret rescue missions. The second stanza is about Yemenite Jews who traveled through deserts and through Aden before flying to Israel. The third stanza is about Holocaust survivors who came to Israel after surviving Nazi camps and war.
The fourth stanza is about Iraqi Jews who were forced to leave behind their ancient homes and communities in Babylon and Iraq. The fifth stanza is about Soviet Jews who kept Jewish identity and Hebrew alive even when the Soviet Union tried to suppress it. The sixth stanza is about Argentine Jews facing terror attacks and economic collapse while still carrying Jewish traditions with them.
The final stanza brings all the journeys together into one shared story of exile, survival, memory, and return to Jerusalem.
Let’s write poetry together!
When it comes to partnership, some humans can make their lives alone – it’s possible. But creatively, it’s more like painting: you can’t just use the same colours in every painting. It’s just not an option. You can’t take the same photograph every time and live with art forms with no differences.
–Ben Harper (b. 1969)Would you like to create poetry with me and have a completed poem of yours featured here at the Skeptic’s Kaddish? I am very excited to have launched the ‘Poetry Partners’ initiative and am looking forward to meeting and creating with you… Check it out!
#Aliyah #Diaspora #Exile #History #Israel #Jewish #JewishHistory #Poem #Poetry #Resilience #Shadorma -
Scattered tongues, or: If I forget thee
A ‘Garland’ Shadorma
midnight flights cracked heels crossed Sudan mothers prayed stars concealed trembling elders kissed the ground Zion after storms eagles’ wings sea salt and deserts Aden called sandstorms passed old caravan hymns endured the sky roads opened ash-choked trains numbered arms recalled exiles rose ships arrived displaced children spoke again names returned ashore Tigris dusk courtyard lamps faded passports stamped children borne tears by Babylon’s waters locked homes gathered dust winter queues visa refusals gray buildings mouthed Hebrew each scattered tongue remembers snow melted slowly banks collapsed Buenos Aires mourned glass shattered sirens wailed Spanish carried Sabbath songs our Jerusalem midnight flights sea salt and deserts exiles rose children borne each scattered tongue remembers our Jerusalem
‘Garland’ Shadorma?
The ‘Garland’ Shadorma was created by Sylvia Cognac, modeled after the ‘Garland’ Cinquain. Essentially, it is a Shadorma series of seven stanzas, with the seventh and final stanza being composed of lines from all six previous stanzas.
Tanka Tuesday
For Tanka Tuesday, Yvette encourages us to compose resilience-themed syllabic poems. My above shadorma is about the resilience of Jews from around the world who repatriated to our ancient homeland under difficult and often dangerous circumstances.
The first stanza is about Ethiopian Jews who crossed Sudan and were flown to Israel in secret rescue missions. The second stanza is about Yemenite Jews who traveled through deserts and through Aden before flying to Israel. The third stanza is about Holocaust survivors who came to Israel after surviving Nazi camps and war.
The fourth stanza is about Iraqi Jews who were forced to leave behind their ancient homes and communities in Babylon and Iraq. The fifth stanza is about Soviet Jews who kept Jewish identity and Hebrew alive even when the Soviet Union tried to suppress it. The sixth stanza is about Argentine Jews facing terror attacks and economic collapse while still carrying Jewish traditions with them.
The final stanza brings all the journeys together into one shared story of exile, survival, memory, and return to Jerusalem.
Let’s write poetry together!
When it comes to partnership, some humans can make their lives alone – it’s possible. But creatively, it’s more like painting: you can’t just use the same colours in every painting. It’s just not an option. You can’t take the same photograph every time and live with art forms with no differences.
–Ben Harper (b. 1969)Would you like to create poetry with me and have a completed poem of yours featured here at the Skeptic’s Kaddish? I am very excited to have launched the ‘Poetry Partners’ initiative and am looking forward to meeting and creating with you… Check it out!
#Aliyah #Diaspora #Exile #History #Israel #Jewish #JewishHistory #Poem #Poetry #Resilience #Shadorma -
https://www.europesays.com/iran/100308/ Hundreds of doctors from Europe hoping to make aliyah attend NBN conference #Aliyah #doctor #Europe #HealthcareSystem #Israel #NefeshB'Nefesh
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/99561/ The Blogs: ‘We Don’t Hate Jews, Only Israel’: The Argument That Backfires | Brian Racer #Aliyah #AmericanJewry #antisemitism #Iran #Israel #Judaism #USPolitics
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The Blogs: ‘We Don’t Hate Jews, Only Israel’: The Argument That Backfires | Brian Racer https://www.byteseu.com/1993906/ #aliyah #AmericanJewry #antisemitism #Iran #Israel #Judaism #USPolitics
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/96842/ How Israel’s new reporting rules change the olim tax holiday – opinion #Aliyah #Israel #Israel–unitedStatesRelations #olim #TaxReturnIsrael #taxes
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After leaving Amish roots in Kentucky, this woman built a Jewish life in Israel
Directions most would find simple to understand – “Go down the hallway, turn right, and take the elevator…
#Israel #News #aliyah #amish #Christianity #jerusalem #Judaism #magazine #newyork #olim #Religión
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/94957/ Bnei Menashe’s return to Israel fulfills an ancient promise #Aliyah #BneiMenashe #ChiefRabbinateOfIsrael #IDF #Israel #Magazine #ShaveiIsrael
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/94949/ Don’t leave off the love: one woman’s path back to her Jewish identity #Aliyah #EfratIsrael #Israel #Judaism #love #Relationships
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Bnei Menashe’s return to Israel fulfills an ancient promise https://www.byteseu.com/1985385/ #aliyah #BneiMenashe #ChiefRabbinateOfIsrael #IDF #Israel #magazine #ShaveiIsrael
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/94680/ Ariana Phillips’s path to marriage in Israel #Aliyah #ChiefRabbinateOfIsrael #Israel #itim #Judaism #love #marriage #Relationships
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/93548/ The Blogs: Treasure Trove: A New York City Ticker Tape Parade for an Israeli Prime Minister | David Matlow #Aliyah #CelebrateIsraelParade #IDF #Israel #IsraelIndependenceDay #IsraelUSRelations #NewYork
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/91572/ The Blogs: I feel safe in Israel but not in a place I called (for now) home, the UK | Yaakov Chaliotis #Aliyah #AntisemiticViolence #antisemitism #Israel #UnitedKingdom
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/90547/ The Blogs: Conversational Heblish. Passable? | Gabriella Jacobs #Aliyah #HebrewLanguage #Israel #IsraelDiasporaTies #IsraeliSociety #jerusalem #NefeshB'Nefesh
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/89688/ The Blogs: Are American Jews Traitors? | David Harbater #Aliyah #AmericanJewry #Israel #IsraelDiasporaTies #JewishHistory #JewishIdentity #Tanach #Torah #Zionism
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/?p=83856 Aliyah story of resilience, war and a new English bookstore #Aliyah #America #COVID #England #Israel #NewYork #OxfordUniversity #TheOctober7Massacre
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/?p=83802 Ultimatums to Diaspora Jews weaken the case for aliyah #Aliyah #AmericanJews #Israel #IsraeliAmerican #Judaism #Religion #Zionism
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/83791/ The Blogs: The Call Home: Not a Test of Loyalty | Eliezer Avraham #Aliyah #AmericanJewry #community #Israel #IsraelAdvocacy #IsraelDiasporaTies #NefeshB'Nefesh
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First Bnei Menashe flight lands as Israel launches operation to complete communi https://www.byteseu.com/?p=1964645 #aliyah #BenGurionAirport #BneiMenashe #Immigration #IndianJews #Israel #JewishAgencyForIsrael(JAFI)
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After spending decades mastering two languages professionally, teaching, translating, writing -
I decided to reverse engineer everything I knew into a method built specifically for how English speakers learn Hebrew.
And people felt the difference from day one.
Bestseller overnight.
Thousands of students later.
Still here.
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#hebrew #learnhebrew #aliyah #bestseller #books -
After spending decades mastering two languages professionally, teaching, translating, writing -
I decided to reverse engineer everything I knew into a method built specifically for how English speakers learn Hebrew.
And people felt the difference from day one.
Bestseller overnight.
Thousands of students later.
Still here.
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#hebrew #learnhebrew #aliyah #bestseller #books -
After spending decades mastering two languages professionally, teaching, translating, writing -
I decided to reverse engineer everything I knew into a method built specifically for how English speakers learn Hebrew.
And people felt the difference from day one.
Bestseller overnight.
Thousands of students later.
Still here.
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#hebrew #learnhebrew #aliyah #bestseller #books -
After spending decades mastering two languages professionally, teaching, translating, writing -
I decided to reverse engineer everything I knew into a method built specifically for how English speakers learn Hebrew.
And people felt the difference from day one.
Bestseller overnight.
Thousands of students later.
Still here.
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The Blogs: Get Out Now: Why Jews Must Abandon the Netherlands | Sabine Sterk
The exit of Lenny Kuhr, a national icon and winner of the 1969 Eurovision Song Contest, with the…
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/82815/ The Blogs: Get Out Now: Why Jews Must Abandon the Netherlands | Sabine Sterk #Aliyah #AntiZionism #antisemitism #Israel
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/?p=82488 Israel’s Remembrance, Independent days did not change – we did #Aliyah #IndependenceDay #Israel #jerusalem #Passover #RemembranceDay #Shabbat
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The Blogs: The Israeli Mind in the Ceasefire’s Aftermath | Mark P Cohen
What the ceasefire teaches about the heart and soul of Israeli identity. Life goes on in Israel, ceasefire…
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The Blogs: Drawing Strength From Israel’s Future Generation | Aryeh Eisenberg
Most Israeli residents have unfortunately gotten used to the new reality, which includes nightly sirens, ever-changing schedules, travel…
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Aliyah: Culinary journey from DC to Jerusalem
‘My cooking is more an expression than a profession,” says Larry Liss. “The plate is a canvas that I paint with colors, taste, and texture. Some people dance, some people sing, some people draw and paint. I cook.” For most of his …
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https://www.diningandcooking.com/2545528/aliyah-culinary-journey-from-dc-to-jerusalem/
