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Lydia Aisenberg is a journalist, informal educator and special study tour guide. Born in 1946, Lydia is originally from South Wales, Britain and came to live in Israel in 1967 and has been a member of Kibbutz Mishmar HaEmek since. The mother of five and grandmother of twelve (so far) Lydia has been involved in shared citizenship projects of the...

Lydia Aisenberg is a journalist, informal educator and special study tour guide. Born in 1946, Lydia is originally from South Wales, Britain and came to live in Israel in 1967 and has been a member of Kibbutz Mishmar HaEmek since. The mother of five and grandmother of twelve (so far) Lydia has been involved in shared citizenship projects of the Givat Haviva Institutes International Department for the last 25 years, and involved in informal education projects since her first visit to Israel in 1965 and volunteering during the 1967 war.

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Gan Hashlosha (Sachne)

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Hussein Lookout – Remembering a Brave Druze IDF Commander

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Bet Guvrin-Maresha National Park–

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Galit Lookout at Nesher, Mt. Carmel

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Heavy Blanket Brigade

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Helter Skelter to the Shelter

The YIZKOR memorial in the center of the burnt vehicles compound and right, two ambulances that were attacked and destroyed by Hamas terrorists

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A Compound of Hell: October's Wrecked Vehicles

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Nova – Plain of Blood & Tears, The Day the Music Died

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Tears, Fears and Pride

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En Afek Nature Reserve

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Susita On Top of Hippos National Park

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Kohav Hayarden (Belvoir) National Park

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Danny Rahamim - Nachal Oz

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Makuya – A Corner of Japan in Israel

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Incredible Odyssey to Rescue Son and Family

Mourners pass large black and white portrait of Noa and Gidi Chiel, the work of Israeli artist Benzi Brofman

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Valley of Tears - Noa and Gidi Chiel

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Animals Rescued, Two by Two and More

Kiddies Corner Plea for Peace

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Imagine - Life of Peace for Israeli Children

Renovated Bauhaus building

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Wild on the Golan Heights

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The Israeli-Druze House of Many Colors