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> Read here about Bet Hogla


Beit Hogla, near the holy city of Jericho, is in urgent need of volunteers:(1) for nightly guard duty, (2) for being on the farm during the day, at least two days a week and (3) for agricultural work.

Specifically, workers are required for the period until Pessah, which is suitable for youth during the Pessah holiday.

Are there people from Gush Katif who want to participate in the development of the farm? Here, we also cultivate on the sand…here also we experience the special blessing which Itzhak received in Grar (which is after all Gush Katif).

Contact Erna Covos 052-8699300.


> News Decemeber 2009
> The anniversary of the conquest of ancient Jericho

Welcome to Jericho , the Key to the Land of Israel . From the time of Joshua, Jericho has been holy for the Jewish People.

The New City overlooking the Old City

"And the captain of the Lord's host said to Joshua, Put off thy shoe from off thy foot; for the place on which thou standest is holy." (Joshua 5:15)

When the Holy Temple stood, Jews lived in Jericho , and a miracle occured each day -- they heard the Temple Service there. (Mishna Tamid 3:8)

We are now working on establishing a Jewish presence in Jericho . We have Torah lessons there for men and women and events in locations surrounding Jericho . Do you want to participate? We selcome you to read about our organization and volunteer.

See you in the redemption of Jericho .

 

 


Jewish life in Jericho
Telephone 052-8699300, 02-9409038
email: ernajericho@bezeqint.net
Mailing Address: Erna Covos- Ofra - Har efraim 18- 90627
Donations: Bank Discount, Romema Branch (#67), Account #212504
Registered Society 58-030-183-6

 

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