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Volunteering in the State of Israel began even before the establishment of the state, with the waves of immigration to the Land of Israel in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Good afternoon to you. We are summarizing the week at our headquarters, with soldiers and our national logistics center.

I am Orit Peretz, director of Dror Kindergarten in Kibbutz Manara, which was evacuated to Gadot, would like to tell you about the team of “sisters” and the incredible assistance they provided in establishing the kindergarten for the children of Kibbutz Manara.

In the world of early childhood education, kindergartens are much more than just buildings – they are spaces that shape early childhood experiences, the way children learn, play, connect and develop. But can the physical design of a kindergarten affect pedagogy? The answer is an unequivocal, yes.

Meet Eyal Meyerovich, 47, a resident of Nahariya, married to Penina (52) and father to Shahaf (22) and Shir (19), a carpenter for a living and an artist by trade. One day when all this is over, Eyal tells me, I will take my art a step further, finish building the house in Kibbutz Eilon (today he is evacuated due to its proximity to the border where life has stopped) and open a gallery for my works there. But now it is time for another job to which everyone should enlist; we h

“A Journey of Identity and Resilience for Youth” is an initiative intended for the youth, the goal of which is to help them develop their personal and social identity, in addition to strengthening their emotional resilience.