Madonna is a famous pop singer that was published in the early eighties. She was born in Michigan on August 16, 1958. Her first album was named after her – “Madonna” and it sold over 10,000,000 copies.
Madonna is coming to Israel on May 25, 2012 and she will perform at the Ramat Gan Stadium.
Last week I went to the Hermon with my Sayarut group for a two-day snow trip.
Earlier this month two Lebanese men reached Bangkok with Swedish passports. The men planned to hide bombs in cars and to put these cars next to the Israeli embassy, synagogues and other Israeli-related places.
Hanukkah is a Jewish holiday, the holiday of lights. For eight days, everyone sings songs and lights candles every night. There are eight days off from school and there are many camps and trips for kids. This is a chance to celebrate Hanukkah with friends as well as with family.
To celebrate the beginning of 2012 and to acknowledge the end of 2011, we have decided to create a list of the 11 most influential events that occurred in Israel over the past year + one more for the next year to come.
So let’s begin…
Bridge is a very intelligent game and it demands a high level of thinking. Maybe it isn’t known to many, but Israel is a very strong player in the world of Bridge.
During the last Passover vacation I had a tennis tournament for 14 year-old children from all over the world.
Last summer I flew with my mother and brother to London and Paris. The trip was my Bar Mitzvah trip – a gift for turning 13. It was my first time outside Israel or on an airplane.
This summer I attended Habonim Dror’s summer camp Moshava in Maryland USA as I have for the past 6 summers.
Last summer I went to the UK with my parents. We spent a few days in Cotswold region, in a little farmhouse called Bowers Hill. Our hosts were a couple of friendly farmers, Sara and Peter.
On my 2011 summer vacation I had a Bat-Mitzva trip to the United States and Canada.
