fbpx

Bring It In – Israel Winter Fellows and Barak Netanya Team Up For Basketball Education Day Nov 18th

[additional-authors]
November 22, 2010

 On Thursday November 18th, Bring It In – Israel Winter Fellows joined forces with players from Israeli men’s professional team” title=””>Aardvark Israel, teamed up with Barak Netanya players Eliran Gueta (Power Forward) and David Asnte (Guard).

Bring
It In – Israel Fellows utilized the in field training day to hone their
Hebrew sports vocabulary, and to learn how to work together with
Israelis. Bring It In – Israel looks forward to run more sports days
with Barak Netanya over Hannukah. Click on the album below to see more
pictures from the day. 

For more info visit www.TheGreatRabbino.com

Did you enjoy this article?
You'll love our roundtable.

Editor's Picks

Latest Articles

AJU’s Ziegler School: Growth and Transformation

The challenge is how we can reinvent rabbinical training so that it’s not clinging to models that no longer work, is sustainable, and addresses the needs of today and tomorrow’s Jewish community.

Celebrate National Hamburger Month

While there may be limitations on how to enjoy burgers due to the laws of kashrut, it just means Jews have to get a little more creative.

An American Shabbat

When I travel in America, I love being invited to observe Shabbat building bridges – uniting tribes – among Christians.

The End of an Anti-Israel Propaganda NGO – More to Come?

Perhaps this also signals a belated reckoning for other false-flag NGOs claiming to promote human rights. The damage from terror-supporting propaganda will take many years to reverse, but at least further abuse can finally be prevented.

Shavuot: Return to Sinai

Shavuot is that moment in the year where all becomes one – People Israel, Torah, memory and the Divine – a unification begun at Sinai.

A New Jewish College

This idea is not just about fleeing antisemitism, nor proving native loyalty. It is about experiencing life from a different angle than the coasts.

Two Down, One to Go

So now, for my wife and me, it’s time for the mezinka, an Ashkenazi Jewish wedding custom that is observed when parents marry off their last child.

More news and opinions than at a Shabbat dinner, right in your inbox.