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..because we choose to live in Israel

Beit Oleh America Netanya   AACI   28  Shmuel  Hanatziv,   Netanya,  42281     

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Roman Conquest & Diaspora 10.30am Sunday 5 February

We welcome back visiting lecturer Hank Citron Ph.D.  Dr Citron taught history for 40 years at various Colleges and Universities in the United States. He is a destination speaker on cruise ships and travels extensively. He has also been active in U.S. politics and was senior staff member for the highest ranking State Senator of N.J. and a member of the City Council of Englewood, N.J.  Hank first came to Israel in 1957 and is a regular visitor to our community in Netanya.

The great Arch of Titus in Rome commemorates the destruction of our nation or did the Romans read the tea leaves incorrectly?
No nation has ever been dispersed and defeated and yet survived except one.
Dispersed from the Middle East to Europe and later to the most remote areas of the world. Does history follow an inevitable path and, if so, what makes our history different?
Come for some answers and some ideas.... 
Aliyah, Klita, Now What...? 10.30am Sunday 12 February
Eve Black has achieved a career history that most people could only blink about – from managing some of Israel’s most prestigious performing arts organizations to being a marine archaeologist, author and lecturer. In recent years her life has taken a new direction by focusing on the experiences and challenges that she has faced in the forty plus years since her own Aliyah from San Francisco and the creation of programs for the benefit of those of us who – even after Aliyah – still have dreams and ambitions waiting to be expressed. Settling in to life in Israel isn’t for the faint-of-heart. It isn’t only learning a new language and dealing with a new culture that is daunting. It can take some time before you really feel at home and part of feeling at home means that you are doing what you want to be doing and feeling fulfilled. This could be work related, re-directing your talents and abilities from what you did previously or going in an entirely new direction. It could be the hobby you never had time for, the book you always wanted to write or the destination you never quite reached. The notion of finally being able to realize your dreams and wishes is what it’s all about and the possibilities are, quite literally, endless.
Her talk will be amusing, perceptive and challenging and everyone will enjoy and benefit from it.
Chi Kong  10.30am Sunday 19 February
Roni Weissman is a graduate of the Wingate Institute. She is a senior teacher and qualified Chi Kong therapist. She also has an MBA in Business Studies. She currently organizes workshops for large companies, is a Chi Kong trainer and private therapist.
She lives in moshav Beit Yitzhak with her husband and 4 children. Roni is anxious to pass on her enthusiasm for Chi Kong so other people can enjoy its many health and lifestyle benefits.