Aliyah in the Time of COVID
pilot trip in preparation of a permanent move, making Aliyah in the parlance of Israelis describing new immigrants, it was rather meant as an extended sojurn of grieving and healing. Both of my parents had passed away, 18 months apart, and the pressures of caregiving during their extended physical and mental declines had taken a tremendous toll on the extended family. Living in Israel, especially immersed in the quiet beauty of the Negev, appealed to my need for space from my native Colorado. Almost immediately as I met Mitzpe community members, it was assumed I had made the permanent ...
Source: timesofisrael.com