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Yom Yerushalayim: The Reunification of a People and our Past

Yom Yerushalayim: The Reunification of a People and our Past

On June 7, 1967 — 2.800 years after King David sanctified it as the capital of Israel and the city of the Temple, and nearly 1,900 years after it fell and was torn from us during the destruction of the Second Temple — Jerusalem was united and once again was restored as the capital of the Jewish homeland. On Sunday, May 20, 2012, we celebrate the reunification of the Jewish people and our beloved holy city on Yom Yerushalayim, Jerusalem Day.

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Lag B'Omer: Fires of the Jewish Spirit

Lag B'Omer: Fires of the Jewish Spirit

Throughout Israel, fires are about to be kindled in celebration of the fighting spirit of Bar Kochba's revolt against the Romans, of the single day on which Rabbi Akiva's 24,000 students did not die, and in memory of the great Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai. Understanding the history behind the celebrations can help you FEEL ISRAEL AT HOME!

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Welcome Virtual Citizens of Israel of the March of the Living 2012

Welcome Virtual Citizens of Israel of the March of the Living 2012

In just a few short hours, Yom HaZikaron, the Memorial Day for Israel's fallen soldiers and victims of terrorism worldwide, transitions in the celebration of Yom HaAtzmaut, the 64th birthday of the State of Israel. The Israel Forever Foundation proudly welcomes participants of the March of the Living 2012 as Virtual Citizens of Israel!

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Memory of Our Fallen: A Nation Unites

Memory of Our Fallen: A Nation Unites

In a country of just over 7 million people, there is barely anyone not touched in some way by the wars, terror and fear by which Israelis are forced to live. Every year, as Yom HaZikaron arrives, sabras and olim alike - native Israelis and those who moved here from the four corners of the world – unite in memory of the fallen soldiers of Israel.

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After the Seder: Passing Over into Israel

After the Seder: Passing Over into Israel

Passover seders around the world have now come to an end. Haggadot are being put away already for next year, but the holiday of remembering our Exodus from slavery into freedom in the Land of Israel is not yet at its end. What can we do as a nation to keep that celebration going all week long so that we can FEEL ISRAEL AT HOME?

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Lone Soldier Center

Lone Soldier Center

Far away from home, young men and women from across the globe make the move to Israel to stand the line, to keep guard, and to share the burden of safeguarding the Jewish People from whatever threat may arise. IFF is proud to be involved in supporting this incredible demonstration of commitment to Israel.

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Faces of Israel

Faces of Israel

Israeli society is comprised of a plethora of identities. Jewish and non, religious and secular, and of course everything in between. This diversity contributes to the special care and delicate balance of maintaining a democratic Jewish state. Israel Forever is proud to partner with Faces of Israel, a dynamic experiential learning program that seeks to engage people with the nature of religious pluralism, civil liberties and Jewish identity in Israel today.

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