Israelit
13 months ago
I was born in Israel, and moved to America as a child. I’m 14 years old right now and looking into finishing high school there, and then joining the IDF.
Israel is beautiful, and the only home I’ll ever have.
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I guess I still think about this
13 months ago
but realistically, it’ll happen when I have some combination of extra vacation time and extra money. Or a combination of health insurance and grant money and a freelance lifestyle.
I think I need to go to Italy first, but there’s also book research I can do in Israel, for sure.
Cloudberry is a highly skilled migrant.
gosh
17 months ago
If by chance I have any vacation left over this year, next year I’ll have 3 weeks, and it would be great to find I have time for some international travel. My boss is basically Israeli, too, so she might be able to help me figure this out.
musko is really wanting to go to a gig in Camden tonight, but can't!
Middle Eastern Adventure beckons
17 months ago
I spent 3 months in the Middle East – predominately Israel – over 2 years ago, and it was one of the most memorable and amazing experiences of my life. I want to return to Israel so badly (no, I’m not Jewish, but that place is special!), and yet feel like I should be seeing new countries. Such a wonderful, diverse country, both in scenery and people. I want to live in Jerusalem! I love it there so much!
Missing it....
20 months ago
Went there on vacation over 20 years ago and stayed for 5 years….met and married an israeli. Moved back here with the promise of moving back within 5 years….22 years later and 2 teenage boys….oh…and 1 divorce :) I’m still here…my children go often to visit thier father’s side…I haven’t been in 15 years…:(...someday…
Jennuine loves Calgary! And friends!
Untitled
23 months ago
every time i think of israel, i want to cry.
i just want to talk about it with someone, maybe that will make it better…
how come I feel like it’s my home? Im (supposedly) not even jewish!
Where to go
2 years ago
Everywhere. I enjoy visiting small towns and talking to the people there. Especially when I can get an invitation to stay. The people are really friendly and you can learn so much about their lifestyles and the alternatives to US consumerism.
Just Visit
2 years ago
My family isn’t from Israel or anything. I was there on a pilgrimage (Catholic Church) and I fell in love with the entire Holy Land. One of the most gorgeous places in the world. Definately worth traveling to!
Cloudberry is a highly skilled migrant.
two completely different events this week
2 years ago
First, I saw an announcement for two talks on health care in Israel, put together by a group I had never heard of. I think I need to call them and say, “Hey! I want to go to Israel and do health policy research! Will you send me?”
Second, and I can’t even remember how I got there, I found a website that reunites old buddies from kibbutz. And what do you know… I found a photo of me, from 1986, from my ulpan (Hebrew class)! I’m in front, toward the left, wearing an army jacket, white shirt, and black belt. I wrote to two people who had posted on the site, to see if they had more information.
I don’t remember all the names in the photo, but I could at least tell you stories about everyone. The first guy I kissed in Israel, Andrés, from Uruguay, is toward the right – dark hair, jogging sweatshirt. It didn’t last; I got irritated with him because he refused to speak Hebrew with non-Israelis(!). My teacher is all the way on the right: Arno. How I miss Arno.
How I miss Israel. Sigh.
