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Celebrating Mother鈥檚 Day in Quarantine
For Nina, a Jewish Agency Shlichah (Israeli emissary) and her family who are quarantined at home in Detroit, Mother鈥檚 Day this year will focus on spending time together with no distractions.
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Shlichim Continue to Expand Virtual Programming
The coronavirus has not hindered activities by Shlichim (Israeli emissaries), only prompted them to be more creative in coming up with new and engaging ways of interacting from quarantine.
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Amidst Coronavirus, Shlichim Activities Continue Online
With the coronavirus pandemic rapidly spreading worldwide, Shlichim (Israeli emissaries) serving in Jewish communities in North America are shifting activities to online forums and distance learning.
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Shlichim Conference Brings Hundreds of Emissaries Together
Shlichim (Israeli emissaries) from across North America convened in Stamford, Connecticut, for an inspirational training conference.
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Meet the Humans of Shlichut
Hundreds of Shlichim (Israeli emissaries) are sent around the world to serve in Jewish communities every year. But what are their stories?
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Young Israeli Emissaries Vote in Israeli Elections
For Shlichim (Israeli emissaries) serving in Jewish communities around the world, voting in the Israeli elections was still an important responsibility, even if they are not presently in their home country.
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Coming Together at Summer Camp
For Natalie, a first-year Shlichah (female Israeli emissary) who worked at Ramah Nyack this summer, coming to an American camp to serve as an Israeli ambassador was a no-brainer.
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A Global Jewish Exchange of Shlichim
Typically Shlichim are Israeli emissaries serving in Jewish communities around the world. But with the new Ami Shlichim program, the Jewish emissaries serving in summer camps in North America are non-Israelis.
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Returning Shlichim to Serve as Diaspora Ambassadors
Usually, Shlichim (Israeli emissaries) arrive in communities worldwide to help deepen Diaspora Jewry鈥檚 connection to Israel. For 20 Shlichim though, they鈥檒l be returning home to Israel to serve as ambassadors of the Diaspora.
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