Marom Olami News and Updates
Testimony from a LejLeja participant
My Israel Experience
Maximiliano Shalom, 15/03/2010
Not so long ago, the idea of spending a year of my life studying in Israel seemed distant and exotic. I have always been interested in studying Torah in an optimal environment, and for the past few years I have been looking into experiencing life outside of Argentina and seeing the world from another point of view.
JTA article: Moishe House bringing community to Budapest Jews
| Moishe House bringing community to Budapest Jews | JTA's Ruth Ellen Gruber writes about the Moishe House in Budapest - who's residents are also very active in Dor Chadash and MAROM Budapest |
Marom Europe meeting in Paris
Marom Europe representatives meeting in Kehillat Adath Shalom, Paris - 3-6/12/2009
Report by Eszter Susan
We exchanged ideas and experienceses. We shared our exisiting programs and planned programs for the upcoming year.
Marom AMLAT representatives seminar
Masorti Amlat Seminar – Santiago de Chile 2009
Last week I had the honor of attending the second Latin American Seminar as the delegate from Uruguay. There were two representatives from Sao Paulo, Brazil, and one from Rio de Janeiro, four from Santiago de Chile and one from Uruguay.
During three days there were many activities programmed, which turned the seminar into an unforgettable experience. These are some of the things I’ll never forget:
Nearby Realities…
Marom Israel and Marom Olami cooperation
After lighting Channukah candles at the Kotel with 300 people, Marom Olami and Marom Israel participants got together to sit in a pub with Rabbi Michael Melchior - an Orthodox rabbi, former Knesset Minister and head of the Meimad-Green Party that ran for the 2009 elections. Together we delved into our personal responsibility to forward change in Israel as native Israeli and as Olim. There was a very nice atmosphere, with drinks and Sufganiot, as we discussed the events that have been taking place in the past few months in Jerusalem and the non-Charedi's part in Judaism.
MAROM-Chazit Ha'noar Shnat Hachshara summary
I was asked to write about my Shnat Hachshara, which is definitely one of the most difficult questions that I have to answer. I would prefer to be questioned about the first Aliyah, or who the Prime Minister when Camp David accord was signed was, or even to report my opinion about one of the hardest issues of the Israeli society right now, Gilad Shalit.
The New York Times publishes an article about MAROM Budapest's upcoming Chanukah Festival
Read the full article here.
