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Bnei Akiva Leadership Votes on New Tribe Name

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The leadership assembly of Bnei Akiva, along with district representatives, met Sunday to choose a name for a new tribe ahead of the organization's "Shabbat Argun" this weekend. Five names were shortlisted for a live-streamed vote. The new tribe's name will be kept secret until Saturday night.

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  • Bnei Akiva leadership and district representatives voted on a new tribe name Sunday.
  • The vote is in preparation for the organization's "Shabbat Argun" this weekend.
  • Five names reached the final stage of the voting process.
  • The new tribe's name will be revealed Saturday night.

The leadership assembly of Bnei Akiva, along with representatives from its various districts, convened on Sunday evening to select a name for a new tribe. The selection process is in preparation for the organization's upcoming "Shabbat Argun" (Organization Shabbat), scheduled for the end of the week. Members of the assembly reviewed proposed names, with the voting broadcast live. Five names advanced to the final stage of the vote. The chosen name for the new tribe will remain confidential until the "Mifkedei Esh" (Fire Commanders) gathering on Saturday night.

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