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Dancing to the beat of a different ‘disco’

Along with her family and friends, Leora Nimmer then traveled to the Galilee to visit Migdal Ohr, Grossman\'s remarkable institution for 6,000 boys and girls in what was once one of the poorest and most crime-ridden areas of Israel. There the Nimmer group visited a nursery school, helped in a soup kitchen, and presented the homemade jewelry to bat mitzvah girls in a school where the students put on a performance in honor of their American visitors.
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May 11, 2007

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