Camp Dror 2013

Register for an amazing summer experience!

Camp Dror is a sleep away camp for youngsters from Israel and abroad entering grades 6-10.
Jewish growth and learning are integral elements to the Camp Dror program.
Campers’ connection to Am Yisrael and Eretz Yisrael is strengthened through touring our country firsthand experience of life in our land.
Tuesday July 2nd - Thursday July 18th 2013/5773
For more details see http://www.campdror.com, or email us at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)

OU ISRAEL CENTER SCHEDULE

OU ISRAEL CENTER SCHEDULE
Come and pick up your free copy of the OU Israel Center schedule Sep. 2012 - Jan. 2013

Become an OU Israel Member NOW!
ELUL 5772 & TISHREI 5773

NOW is the time to (re)join the OU Israel Center Family

Special rates for first time members until after Chagim
The Benefits of OU Israel Membership:
 Reduced fees at Shiurim and OU Israel activities,
 Subscription to the OU’s Jewish Action quarterly magazine;
 Discount at Hertz Rent-a-Car; Moked Office Supplies; Moked Toys (Wolfson); Marsea Modest Swimwear; Andrea Simantov, Shulchan Aruch (Gifts & Judaica)...
 Discounts at OU restaurants;
 A special voucher for the Israel Center Café;
 Membership makes you a part of the OU Israel family and a partner in our various projects and activities around the country.

*Current members who renew their membership before their current expiration date, pay the old rates of 250₪ and 180₪

Shana Tova with TT

Rosh Hashana Wishes from you to your family & friends via Torah Tidbits
We are planning to include Rosh Hashana greetings from TTreaders in our pre-Rosh Hashana issue of Torah Tidbits
For a 50₪ donation (60₪ for non-members) you can have your name(s) included in the special Rosh Hashana pullout section
Call Ita Rochel 02-560-9125, email .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or leave your request at the front desk.
Deadline: Thursday, Sept. 6th

Officer Cadets Visit The Gush

If you’re an Israeli soldier with limited exposure to Jewish history, to Torah, and to religious Jews, it may sometimes be difficult to understand what you’re fighting for and who you represent. Which is why OU Israel’s Mashiv HaRuach program brought a group of 250 soldiers to spend the day in Gush Etzion.

Purim in Ramat Aviv

On Purim night, OU Israel’s Lev Yehudi program hosted an evening of grogger making, megillah reading and entertainment. Children came in costume and made noisemakers to drown out the name “Haman” as they listened to the scroll being read. Batman, Superman, Princesses, Butterflies, Minnie Mouse, Cats, Soldiers and more (and their parents) were in attendance.

200 Pairs of Tefillin to Golani Soldiers

During Operation Cast Lead many soldiers saw, or found, God in the many miracles they witnessed, and sought protection from a force greater than themselves. Requests for tefillin poured in to the IDF Rabbinate. The OU, through their Mashiv HaRuach program helped fill the need. On January 18, 2009 200 pair of tefillin were delivered to soldiers serving in Israel’s Operation Cast Lead.

Getting Together

Knowing only the differences that divide them, religious and secular school students gather, and talk, to learn about the similarities that unite them.