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Monday, September 22, 2008

Getting Israelis To Make Aliyah



One of the saddest phenomenons I have witnessed since making Aliyah is the apparent apathy so many Jews living here show for the Land. Don’t get me wrong. There are so many Jews living here that are a true inspiration to the “Keep Making Aliyah” spirit. But there are far too many I meet (indeed even one is too many) that simply don’t feel anything special about this land.

When Jews living in America are apathetic toward living in Eretz Yisrael at least we could blame it on them being blinded by the “good life” of the “golden medina.” But when Jews who grew up drinking the water and breathing the air of Eretz Yisrael, and are still apathetic to the idea of living here and even warm to the idea of making Yerida – what excuse can we invent to explain this?

Actually that’s not really the question we should be asking. There are many answers we could give – ranging from government frustration to pure desensitization due to familiarity with the Land. Whatever the case may be here is the challenge I present to the reader and to my fellow Kumah bloggers.

What could we do to encourage all Jews – even though born and raised and still living in Eretz Yisrael – to keep making Aliyah?

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1 Comments:

  • At 6:19 AM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

    Maybe starting with youth in school while growing up in Israel and teaching them more nationalism (Zionist Ideas!) and how special and what it took and what people gave up to have a country of Israel. That sixty years ago was nothing more but a Zionist dream of Jews that had just survived one of the most horrible things ever to happen to our people! Or maybe trips for Israeli students to show them America, like opposite of Birthright. I had two Israeli students stay with me last summer and once they realized the cost of living, education, medical ins. and fun valve they where really glad they lived in Israel, and I live in Sunny San Diego!!!Personally I think it is a blessing to be born in the country that not only represents your own people but your whole culture and religion and is setup to facilitate it as well! As a American Jew still dreaming of making Aliyah has been a lifetime dream that maybe one day will be realized! B'Ezrat Hashem!!!

     

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