

Working in a Gan (Preschool): Who Knew Babies Could Teach So Much!
This blog post is written by Juliet, a Yahel fellow living in the Ramat Eliyahu neighborhood in Rishon LeZion. I have never considered...
Juliet Wishner


Encountering Different Voices and Learning From Different Perspectives
This week's blog post is written by Will, a Yahel fellow living in Lod. Like many diaspora Jews, I grew up with a deep connection to...
William Van den broeck


Celebrating Shabbat-Iftar—With the Druze Community
This blog post is written by Daniel, a Yahel fellow living in Lod. On a recent weekend excursion, I and a few Yahelnikim attended a trip...
Daniel Cohen


Home Away From Home
This blog post is written by Pratiksha, a Yahel fellow living in the Ramat Eliyahu neighborhood in Rishon LeZion. If someone asked me...
Pratiksha Balaji


Facilitating activities in a foreign language setting
This blog post is written by Vic, a Yahel Social Change Fellow living in the Ramat Eliyahu neighborhood in Rishon LeZion. This is Part 2...
Vic Moissis


It Takes a Village
This blog post is written by Sofie, a Yahel fellow living in the Ramat Eliyahu neighborhood in Rishon LeZion. They say it takes a village...
Sofayia Levin


Red Zones and Quarantined Teens
This blog post is written by Lev, a Yahel fellow living in Ramat Eliyahu. This post was written in late February. Fortunately, the...
Lev Paasche-Orlow


Communication with Minimal Language Skills
This blog post is written by Vic, a Yahel fellow living in the Ramat Eliyahu neighborhood in Rishon LeZion. This is the first blog of a...
Vic Moissis


Awe and Meaning
I never believed in God before I met Lod. Those who know me would be absolutely, positively shocked to know that I identified as an...
Yahel Israel


Ahlan wa sahlan, welcome to the balagan!
This blog post is written by Ethan, a Yahel fellow living in Lod. “Sababa.” “Walla?” “Ahla!” — many American Jews exposed to Israeli...
Ethan Kahn