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Natalie Dadon Launches New Women's Community and Spiritual Initiative
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First reported by Srugim · 9 hours ago
What happened
Social activist Natalie Dadon launched a new women's community, "ELOKA," and initiated it with a spiritual tour and Selichot prayers in Jerusalem. The initiative aims to strengthen Jewish identity and unity among women, following Dadon's recent public criticism of protesters targeting a politician's children.
- 01Natalie Dadon launched a new women's community called ELOKA.
- 02The community's goal is to connect women to Jewish heritage.
- 03The launch included a spiritual tour and Selichot prayers in Jerusalem.
- 04Dadon recently criticized protesters for targeting a politician's children.
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