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The Importance Of Rhetoric Activities In Israel
Our sages say, “Kol yisrael arevim zeh lazeh”, meaning all of Israel are responsible for each other. I believe that Jewish philanthropists are investing in me and my peers by highly subsidizing TJJ's 4-week program in order to encourage Jewish heritage, leadership, and reduce assimilation.
This program is intended to enhance our Jewish experience through visiting various landmarks and historical sites in Israel and by that build up and strengthen our Jewish identities. By continuously investing in building the next generation of Jewish leaders, the TJJ program will assist in maintaining and hopefully improve upon the prosperity and well being of the Jewish nation.

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