Ariel Youth Movement Selects 'Ivri' as New Tribe Name
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The Ariel youth movement has chosen "Ivri" as its new tribe name following a month of activities themed "Behold, Days Are Coming." This annual tradition marks the transition of participants to the movement's senior ranks. Ariel, a religious Zionist movement with 170 branches, aims to instill values of Torah, love for the Jewish people, and connection to the Land of Israel in its members.
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- The Ariel youth movement selected "Ivri" as its new tribe name.
- The name was chosen after a month of activities focused on the theme "Behold, Days Are Coming."
- Participants are moving to the senior ranks of the movement.
- The tradition of selecting a tribe name occurs annually.
- Ariel operates 170 branches across Israel and upholds religious Zionist values.
The Ariel youth movement announced on Saturday evening that its new tribe name is "Ivri" (Hebrew). The selection concluded a month of organizational activities focused on the theme "Behold, Days Are Coming," and the participants are now joining the movement's senior ranks. The tradition of choosing a tribe name at Ariel, a religious Zionist youth movement, takes place annually at the end of the organizational month. Participants move from the 'Nechla' tier to 'Chavraya Bet,' the senior group. A movement committee selects the name after students propose and vote on options. Recent names have carried deep value-based meanings, such as "Kfir" (Lion Cub), inspired by a biblical verse about following God like a roaring lion, and "Amiad" (Eternal People), referencing the eternal nature of the Jewish people. The organizational month features special activities and Shabbatonim, aiming to deepen members' connection to the movement's values and aspirations. This year's theme, "Behold, Days Are Coming," emphasized vision and hope for the future while strengthening the participants' Jewish and Zionist identity.