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Community Shaliach Itai Divinsky has served our community for the last four years and is headed back to Israel in June. We will have the chance to say farewell and have a presentation from Itai with highlights on topics in Israel that you might not hear about in the news.
86 Students Set to Participate in Two Groups JEWISHcolorado has announced that its previously cancelled Joyce Zeff Israel Study Tour is back on for this summer with not just one but two trips for Colorado students. Just 12 days after announcing that the Israeli Ministry of Tourism would not be granting enough visas for this year’s trips, organizers were able to deliver the good news that 86 students will travel to Israel this summer. In a first for the program, JEWISHcolorado will run two trips this June, one comprised of students who were scheduled for the 2020 trip that was cancelled beca...
The Boulder JCC is excited to announce that the Israel Updates series featuring JEWISHcolorado’s Shaliach (Israeli emissary) Itai Divinsky will now have two separate streams, each of which will be presented monthly. Attendees do not need to have Zoom installed to participate. All sessions can be accessed through a computer, smartphone, or tablet. Itai Divinsky Israel Update: News and Politics This stream will take place on the second Monday of the month, from 10:00 – 11:00 am on 2/8, 3/8, 4/12, and 5/10. Itai Divinsky will join us by Zoom to talk about current events in Israel. Itai wi...
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 ...