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Yad L'Achim Launches Summer Camp to Strengthen Jewish Identity of Rescued Children from Arab Villages
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 4 hours ago
What happened
Yad L'Achim is launching a summer camp in northern Israel for children recently rescued from Arab villages to strengthen their Jewish identity and provide social support. The camp offers educational and recreational activities, while also giving respite to single mothers. A parallel camp for girls will follow two weeks later.
- 01Yad L'Achim opens a summer camp to reinforce Jewish identity among rescued children from Arab villages.
- 02The camp operates in a large villa in northern Israel with trips, social activities, and Jewish education.
- 03Children face identity challenges after growing up in hostile Arab environments and speaking only Arabic.
- 04The camp provides a safe space for children to discuss their traumas and past experiences openly.
- 05Single mothers of the rescued children receive respite during the camp’s operation.
- 06A separate camp for rescued girls will take place two weeks after the current camp ends.
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