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Friday, January 15, 2010
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This blog was borne of a deep frustration that Zionism has become a dirty word in today's society. The author is a proud Jew, staunch Zionist and a firm believer in equality and justice. The aim of this blog is to show that it is possible to be all of the above simultaneously, indeed that being Zionistic necessitates basic human kindness and love, and that in no way does being Zionist negate the basic respect needed to form an honest, ethical society.
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I am a religious Jew born and raised in London, England who has immigrated to Israel.
I am currrently studying Political Science together with Communications and Journalism at the Hebrew University, having previously worked as a journalist during an internship for The Jerusalem Post.
Prior to that, I served voluntarily in the Mahal Hesder programme, a 3.5-year course whereby one learns in Yeshiva for a year and a half, serves in the IDF for 14.5 months, and then goes back to learning in Yeshiva for a further 10 months. I studied in Yeshivat Hakotel in the Old City of Jerusalem and then served in the IDF in a combat capacity as a tank driver in the 401st Armoured Brigade, as well as temporarily working in intelligence.
This blog aims to cover all things Israeli from the perspective of an English-speaking immigrant entrenched in Western values and culture, but who is an Orthodox Jew at core.
I am currrently studying Political Science together with Communications and Journalism at the Hebrew University, having previously worked as a journalist during an internship for The Jerusalem Post.
Prior to that, I served voluntarily in the Mahal Hesder programme, a 3.5-year course whereby one learns in Yeshiva for a year and a half, serves in the IDF for 14.5 months, and then goes back to learning in Yeshiva for a further 10 months. I studied in Yeshivat Hakotel in the Old City of Jerusalem and then served in the IDF in a combat capacity as a tank driver in the 401st Armoured Brigade, as well as temporarily working in intelligence.
This blog aims to cover all things Israeli from the perspective of an English-speaking immigrant entrenched in Western values and culture, but who is an Orthodox Jew at core.
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