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CHRISTCHURCH: VISIT TO ISRAEL – ONE YEAR LATER

CHRISTCHURCH: VISIT TO ISRAEL – ONE YEAR LATER

Tuesday, December 10, 7.30pm
Christchurch.

VENUE: HARVARD COMMUNITY LOUNGE, CORSAIR DRIVE

Ariela Benit was born and raised in Israel. After completing her bachelor’s degree, she worked as a high school teacher. Shortly after getting married, she moved with her husband and eldest son to Colombia, South America. Two years later, they relocated to Chicago for a brief period before settling in Florida, where they lived for about 25 years and where her daughter was born. During this time, she received her master’s degree in education and taught Hebrew in one of the local Jewish schools. A few years later, she changed profession and became a Paramedic.

In the last 15 years, she has organized ceremonies in memory of fallen IDF soldiers, and hosted a special program focused on the history of the Land of Israel. In recent years, she has been living in New Zealand, where she primarily organizes ceremonies and teaches first aid.

ADMISSION:  Please bring a plate of finger food (no pork or seafood products, thanks).

CHRISTCHURCH: WHAT I LEARNED ABOUT BEING JEWISH IN THE CANADIAN ARCTIC

WHAT I LEARNED ABOUT BEING JEWISH IN THE CANADIAN ARCTIC

Monday, December 2, 7.30pm
Christchurch.

VENUE: RUTLAND ST CHURCH, corner Rutland and Westminster Sts.

Professor Wayne Horowitz is an archaeologist and academic.  His areas of study focuses on the ancient Near East and Assyriology.  He lectures at the Rothbert School for Overseas Students in the Department of Assyriology, Hebrew University.

ADMISSION:  Please bring a plate of finger food (no pork or seafood products, thanks).

DUNEDIN: March and Vigil to support the Hostages and Israel

INVERCARGILL: October 7 Memorial Ceremony

You’re invited to join Invercargill Friends of Israel at the Tweed Reserve Ground (Elles Rd opp. KFC), Invercargill to remember those who were murdered on October 7 and honour those who have the fallen in battle, giving their all so that others may be in freedom and peace.

This event is not organized by NZFOI, and we are promoting it as a service to the community; and so the views expressed at this event may not coincide with those of the Society.

WHANGAREI: October 7 Vigil

This event is not organized by NZFOI, and we are promoting it as a service to the community; and so the views expressed at this event may not coincide with those of the Society.

AUCKLAND: October 7 Memorial Ceremony

This event is not organized by NZFOI, and we are promoting it as a service to the community; and so the views expressed at this event may not coincide with those of the Society.

HASTINGS: OCTOBER 7 MEMORIAL CEREMONY

TAURANGA: October 7 Memorial Service

There will be an informal memorial service in co-operation with Graham Preston, co-founder of Bethlehem College, at Bethlehem College, where there is a memorial that acknowledges Israel and the Holocaust.

Monday 7 October
6.15am – 8am
Preston Park, Bethlehem College Grounds
Enter at BC entrance way, 24 Elder Lane
Follow signs to Rugby Field
Usher will guide you to the Park

This event is not organized by NZFOI so the views expressed by speakers at the event may not coincide with those of the Society.

CHRISTCHURCH: October 7 Memorial Service

On October 7, Israel suffered a terrorist attack and some 1,200 Israelis lost their lives.  Multiple atrocities occurred and the uploaded footage horrified the world.  It sparked a war and since then hundreds of Israeli Defence Forces have fallen in battle, to prevent another attack.

You are invited to a memorial service to mourn the dead and to honor those who have given everything to ensure the safety of Israel.

ADMISSION:  Please bring a plate of finger food (no pork or seafood products, thanks).

VENUE:  For security reasons, call our Secretary to find out the venue Ph 021 0224 2515.

TAURANGA: Israel, Antisemitism, and Civilisational Collapse – Oct 5

 

 

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This event is not organized by NZFOI, and is promoted here as a service to the community.  Opinions presented at this event may not coincide with the views of NZFOI.

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