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Hakhshara (Hebrew: הַכְשָׁרָה; also
transliterated Hachsharah,
Hachshara or Hakhsharah) is a
Hebrew word that
literally means "preparation". The term...
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under the
alias of
Jacqueline Fournier to Taluyers, and
joined a
covert hakhshara (Zionist
agricultural training institute)
operated by the Éclaireuses...
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include Moshe Kol, Meir
Gottesmann (1978–1984), Uri
Gordon and Eli Amir.
Hakhshara Youth village Yom
HaAliyah Birthright Israel Am
Yisrael Foundation Kindertransport...
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According to
historian Anna Hájková,
Zionists regarded the
youth homes as
hakhshara (preparation) for ****ure life on a
kibbutz in Palestine;
Rothkirchen argues...
- electricity,
battery or
manually in the
event of an attack. List of
kibbutzim Hakhshara "Historical
Perspectives - 3/13/2003".
United Jerusalem. 2003-03-13. Archived...
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Nefesh B'Nefesh
Tourism in
Israel Heritage tourism Genealogy tourism Hakhshara Youth village Getz,
Philip (Fall 2011). "The
Birthright Challenge". Jewish...
- of the city. In 1943
Shoshan enlisted to a
Hakhshara camp in
Kibbutz Na'an, and in 1945
joined the
Hakhshara camp of
Kibbutz Gvat. That same year he was...
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group was
named after the
German village where the
Religious Zionist hakhshara centre (agricultural farm
preparing youth for aliyah, or resettlement...
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collective designed to
prepare Jews for life in Palestine, the
first such
Hakhshara group established in
Germany after the war. The
kibbutz was established...
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HaOlim youth movement,
Agmon studied at the
Gymnasia Rehavia and
joined a
hakhshara program at
Kibbutz Na'an
after graduating from high school. He
began his...
