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Mazal Tov
Mazal Tov to Naomi Weiss (MMY 5770) on her engagement to Cedric Bollag Mazal Tov to Elysheva Wise (MMY 5769) on her engagement to Noah Zivan Mazal Tov to Aliza Vishniavsky (MMY 5765) on her engagement to Yitzi Greenbaum. Mazal Tov to Estie Roz (MMY 5769) on her engagement to Avner Zeifman. Mazal Tov to Zahava Singer (MMY 5769) on her engagement to Dov Weiss. Mazal Tov to Naomi Boyar (MMY 5770) on her engagement to Shimon Gillis. Mazal Tov to Nina (Hochman, MMY 5759) and Judah Eizikovich on the birth of a baby girl. Mazal Tov to Janine Rothenberg (MMY 5766) on her engagement to Max Klein. Mazal Tov to Aliza Yaros(MMY 5767) on her engagement to Tuvie Salomon Mazal Tov to Tzivya Block (MMY 5767) on her engagement to Moshe Gelbtuch Mazal Tov To Gabri Weller (MMY 5770) on her engagement to David Kozlovsky. Mazal Tov to Ora Rotenstein (MMY 5758) on her engagement to Elchanan Reznick. Mazal Tov to Adine Sherman (MMY 5769) on her engagement to Joseph Landsberg. Mazal Tov to Chana Sinensky (MMY 5770) on her engagement to Yonah Kupferstein. Mazal Tov to Vicki Beneson (MMY 5768) on her engagement to Shmuel Bass. Mazal Tov to Shlomit Filhart (MMY 5769) onher engagement to Ari Feldman.
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MMY Invites the Community to a Yom Iyun on Yom Yerushalayim
MMY invites you (women and men in Jerusalem) to an experience of learning, touring and reflecting on Sunday 28 Iyar/ May 20th.
9:15-10:15am: Jerusalem is United - Are We Ready? Reflections and Insights from the Six Day War; Dr. Dov Goldflam 10:30-11:30 am: Mishkan and Mikdash as Window and Mirror; Rabbi Alan Haber 11:40-12:40 pm: City of David - The Legacy of Yerushalayim; Mrs. Mali Brofsky, MSW 12:40-13:30 pm: Lunch (provided) 13:30-15:00 pm: Walking Tour of the Tayelet; Rabbi Asher Altshul
For more information, click here to view the flier. To register, please email bakahilla@mmy.org.il.
Yom HaShoa V'Hagevurah
MMY's Nissan Program:
Other than the 3-day camping hike, our Nissan included chesed activities, volunteering at a soup kitchen, a day at the women's beach, a tour of the Coca Cola factory, an archeological dig, sushi making, and matza baking. The days before Pesach were full of fun activities and bright smiles. For more photos, click here.
In the Footsteps of Our Fathers:
In MMY our learning becomes experiential on tiyulim that are educational & fun
One of the special parts of living and learning in Eretz Yisrael, a land rich in the history of our people, is that the Torah we learn is not theoretical- it is alive in the land around us. One of the unique programs in MMY is our Nach Bekiyut program, in which girls learn 6-10 prakim of Navi per week, with a bi-monthly shiur to go over what we learned and explore themes and transformations. By the end of the year, the girls will have finished learning all of Neviim Rishonim. This is an incredible opportunity that allows students to see Tanach in its macro-form, covering a lot of material to gain a big picture of the Nach reality. In order to enhance the unbelievable breadth of material that we learn, we put the learning to action by going out to the places the stories actually took place and studying in-location. Our learning is more meaningful and memorable when we have the opportunity to add an image to the words, especially when covering all of Nevvim Rishonim, which took place in its entirety, in Eretz Yisrael.
On our many tiyulim, we blend the fun with the learning. On our first tiyul of the year, to Tel Azeika (click here for photos), we read the psukim from Sefer Shmuel about David's victory of Golyat, while overlooking the valley where the events took place. Afterwards, we had an exciting getting-to-know-you program on the beach in Ashdod. More recently, on our three-day overnight tiyul to the Galil, with Shabbat in Tsfat (click here for photos), we went to Yotvat, where we learned about the ancient city of Yotvat from the Roman period, which was under seige for over a month (similar to Masada) because it's citizens refused to give themselves over to the Romans. Through the ruins, we learned about life during the second Bet HaMikdash. We also learned about modern Israeli history by hiking Shvil HaPalmach, a mountain critical to the Palmach soldiers during the War of Independence in 1948. And we blended the modern and the ancient with our tour of Tsfat- it's history and mystecism. Shabbat was full of ru'ach which lasted well into motzei shabbat when we danced the night away on boatride on the Kinneret. Most recently we went to Nachal tamar (click here for photos) where we went hiking, jeeping and rock climbing! We look forward to many more tiyulim throughout the year where we will visit: the Negev, Eilat, the Golan, the Dead Sea, Massada, Harei Yehuda, Gush Etzion, and more!
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