Pittsburgh Diller Teen Fellows

We the Teens of Cohort 5 could not have been more excited for our second Shabbaton. We were very excited to be a part of the Shabbaton we had spent several months planning. It was not at EKC as it was for the first Shabbaton, but at this place called the Family Retreat Center. Getting there on time was a little more of a hassle than last time as we had no bus there, but pretty much the whole cohort got there on time. As we all got to the Retreat Center, we were directed to our cabins, which were not connected like the area we stayed at when were at EKC. After we got settled and everyone arrived, we were directed to the area where we did most of our activities for the weekend. It was there where we did our first activity, which was writing down our goals for ourselves as individuals and as a group. We then did Friday night Shabbat “services” where we all lit our own candles and were together as a group. Then my committee, the Social committee, introduced a weekend long game called the “NO Game”. In this game, each person was given a string necklace with the word NO on it. All weekend we could not say that word and if we did, we had to give our necklace(s) to whoever caught us saying NO. We could avoid losing our necklaces by saying the Hebrew word for No, Lo. We then headed over to dining hall area to have Shabbat dinner, which was delicious. We then went back to where we were before to formally meet our guest speaker Greg Forbes Siegman. We all read his book, The First Thirty, for the Shabbaton. We asked him questions about the book and it led to a much larger discussion about Judaism, social aspects, and of growing up. I for one greatly enjoyed the discussion.

After all that, we went back to our cabins to change into more comfortable clothes to have our first Maagal of the Shabbaton. We all agreed to not say anything outside of the circle of what was said so I can not say what was said obviously. After the Maagal, my committee led a fort building activity which was really fun for everyone. It turned from an activity to just hanging out and having fun with friends. Later, after some went to bed, we played a couple games. A new game that I discovered that night was the Sheep Game. We play by having to say the word Sheep without showing our teeth. The object is to get other players to show their teeth. It got really intense and I got out pretty earlier for laughing so hard. In the end, Noah won because of his great ability to play the game. We all went to bed afterwards and we knew that the next day would be just as fun.

-Max Cohen

On Saturday morning, as I slowly got up from only 3 hours of sleep, I was still full or energy because of my excitement for the day. First, we woke up, and had some delicious optional breakfast, that I decided was not so optional for me. After breakfast, we went into a couple Shabbat programs. First, we talked about what Shabbat means to you. Next, we lay on the floor and did some meditations. They really helped me stay relaxed. Next, to wake everyone up we played this awesome game that you had to scoot around the room and steal people’s socks and we played Mr. Fox. They were great game that really got everyone laughing. Soon after that, we went into a discussion with David’s program on moral dilemmas. One example of a moral dilemma was if a kid should pick to play at the state championship or to have his interview at his dream school that was supposed to happen on the same day. It was a very invoking discussion and really got everyone thinking. Next, Greg Forbes Siegman, the speaker we had at the Shabbaton, spoke again. He talked about making the most of our Israel trip by doing things like taking pictures and doing things that are not in the itinerary. These are things I will be sure to keep in mind when I go to Israel.

Next, we had chofesh (free time). During Chofesh, we first were downstairs in the warm lounge, just playing some ping pong, but then everyone decided to go outside. So, some played football while some others went sledding on a treacherous hill. After defrosting from playing in the frigid cold, we went to have a delicious dinner. After dinner, Elly, Jamie, and Yael had a fantastic program that showed us how hard it can be for the elderly. They put blurred glasses, gloves, and cotton balls on some of us to show this. Then, they gave us all a really deep poem about the Holocaust. It was very thought provoking and it got me interested in hearing on what the Holocaust survivor, who we were going to meet the next day, was going to say.

Next, I lead a program where we watch a video about saying words like “gay” and “retard” and how they can hurt people. After that Allie lead an awesome program that really got people to open up and I feel really brought our cohort together. The first program, Allie would say something and if you agreed, you would cross the line. Next, the other program was if you really knew me. After that, we had a campfire and some scrumptious smores. The campfires then lead to just some free time where we just chilled until we were tired and went to bed. Overall, I thought Saturday was an awesome and fun-filled day!

-Marissa Chotiner

Sunday

We woke up early

For teenagers, anyway

Busy day begins!

Ropes course was snowed in

We made a bridge in the snow

Much teamwork was had

Some speakers arrived

My eyelids were so heavy

I don’t remember

We waited in snow

A trip to a nursing home

The bus came at last

Our holocaust speaker

Had no shortage of stories

She spoke to us all her life

World War two was not

The same in Greece, Jews could hide

She was in plain sight

Her family just

Vanished into the kindness

That was Greece and friends

-Noah James

3/9/14

A month had come around and it was now time for another fantastic Diller experience. This workshop was no exception. It began early this Sunday when the Dillers vounteered at Good Deeds Day at the Squirrel Hill JCC. We packed snacks for kids for when they come home from school. After, we went as a group to Milky Way for lunch and walked back to the JCC for the workshop.

The workshop began with opening presentations from Jamie, who told us about her new job, and Jake Riberi, who taught us how to play quems. After the presentations, the Dillers went around and told the group a little abot their pen pals. It was great to hear about all of the Israelis and it made everyone even more excited for NAS.
After the pen pal presentations, Chris, Henry, and Jared led discussions about Tikkun Olam and its importance in both Diller and the Jewish religion. Chris led a discussion on Tikkun Olam in the Torah, Jared taught us the 8 rungs of tzedakah, and Henry showed us the website freerice.com and led a discussion on its impact. We then went into a half hour work session in our NAS comittees before it was time to leave. All in all, this was an awesome workshop and we all cannot wait for NAS!

-Collin DeWitt

4/4/14

On Friday everyone arrived at the JCC. It was the first time we got to meet the Israelis face to face. We were all incredibly excited. When we got onto the bus we had a chance to meet everybody. We played an icebreaker called speed dating. An American would pair up with an Israeli and talk to them about whatever they wanted. Every 5 or so minutes we would switch seats and start conversing with someone else. Once we arrived at EKC we had an activity where we decorated candle holding jars.

After that, shabbat started and we all went outside to the porch and said some Shabbat prayers. Next, we went to dinner. We said kiddush and began to eat. We had matzah ball soup, chicken, salad and potatoes. After that we had some quality bonding time with each other. We talked until really late and had a ton of fun until we all went to sleep.

-Jacob Buchinsky

4/5/14

Saturday we all woke up with just as much excitement that we had the day before. I think we actually got a record amount of sleep for a Shabbaton that night, reasonably because the Israelis were exhausted so went to bed somewhat early on Friday and we followed shortly after. It was a cold morning and unfortunately didn’t warm up too much during the day; and if it was freezing for us Americans I can’t even imagine what it felt like for the Israelis. After breakfast, we had our Shabbat experience, which David and Jess led. We started by sharing and explaining our own different sects and practices of Judaism, as Reconstructionist, Reform, Conservative, and Orthodox are not titles of Judaism that the Israelis are very familiar with. We also learned that in Israel, Jewish practices and beliefs are often defined as religious or non-religious, without specific titles. However, as a group we collectively agreed that our own forms of Judaism cannot be simply defined under such broad categories and that we all have to define it for ourselves. We continued the Shabbat experience with prayers from the amazing siddurim that Jess and David made for us all. Next, we had ODT (outdoor training) led by the JCs, in which we did three activities that all showed us different ways of communicating. Two of the activities were done in complete silence, which we successfully completed to prove to ourselves that the language barrier could be worked around and that there are more ways than just speaking to be able to communicate. After these activities we had a little bit of free time before lunch, so some of us stayed to play football and basketball while others went back to the cabins to hang out. After lunch we had about three hours of break to do whatever we wanted. A lot of us went down to the beautiful lake at EKC to hang out for a while. We also got some good basketball, football, baseball, lacrosse, frisbee, and soccer going on the sports fields which was a lot of fun. Some took advantage of the down time to get some rest, and others just hung out at the cabins. Regardless, this time brought all of us closer together. By now we had already formed some amazing friendships in only 24 hours; which at that point was crazy to think it had only been that long and we were already so close.
Our next program, led by Chris and Nir, was all about our cultural differences and learning about each others countries and ways of life. The first part had us all laughing hysterically as we were split into groups to portray the stereotypes of Americans and Israelis. In the end we decided that although these stereotypes are somewhat based on fact, they are in no way true for everyone and that we can’t make those assumptions about people we have never even met. Next Yarden created for us a memory game with cards of various things with one card as the Israeli part and its match as the American part. Through this we saw the differences in some aspects of our lives, but also were able to see that some parts are actually quite similar.
Switching gears a little, we did a program in which we were broken into small groups and had to design a community. Institutions, such as temples and schools, were represented by small squares of paper with each having their own specific dimensions, and the whole town had to fit on a piece of paper we were given. There was a total of six groups- one all Americans, one all Israelis, and four mixed. It turned out that all six ideal communities were not all that different, which again brought us back to that idea that although we come from very different places, the American teens and the Israeli teens are not in fact all that different.
We then had dinner, where we also packed up our breakfasts to bring on the bus to Washington, D.C. early the next morning and received our NAS t-shirts. After dinner we were split into our committees for ISS and did some team building activities, which were very important, as we will be working hard in these groups planning for Israel. Following this we had a beautiful Havdallah and Ma’agal Lilah bonfire. When we returned to the cabins we had to pack everything up so that everything could be loaded onto the bus early in the morning. The girls never seem to be too good at the whole packing thing, not to mention our room was a complete disaster as always. Nonetheless, we got everything done and hung out for a little while before we finally all went to bed, excited to go to D.C. the next day, but not so excited to wake up at 5 A.M.

-Allie Shepard

4/6/14

There is a saying that says, “the early bird gets the worm”, and on Sunday April 6^th, the international cohort of Israeli and American Dillers took full advantage of this idea. We all woke up before the sun was up at 5:00 in the morning. However, this wake up and the ensuing five hour bus ride to Washington D.C., set off a day that will be unforgettable for all those that were involved. The day started with a crazy bus ride that was full of snores, laughs, and multiple languages. Throughout all of the craziness, people were still able to get to know each other better and create not only an international cohort, but also an international family.

Our first stop in D.C. was at B’nai Brith with Panim to hear the stories of people who had experienced homelessness at some point in their lives. We heard the heart wrenching stories of a delicate big man named Steve and an artistic and caring woman named Candy that left all of the Diller teens with a new perspective on what we are all able to do that can help stop homelessness in America.

Next, came a memorable monuments tour throughout Washington D.C. that was led by our incredible group of Junior Counselors. Visits to the White House, Washington Monument, World War II Memorial, and the Lincoln memorial unlocked surprising connections between both these memorials and Judaism, and America and Israel. The JC’s gave each of us an opportunity to create memories of all of the monuments that will not be forgotten any time soon.

Then came our first stop at the hotel and dinner at a kosher restaurant that left some people amazed by the amount of food on their plate. After dinner, all of teens finished off the amazing day walking around Georgetown and enjoying sweets at the dessert places that were still open. A day that will not be forgotten any time soon, April 6^th was one that will be cemented into the minds of all of the teens for the rest of their lives.

-Tyler Demchak

4/7/14

On April 7th, our coalition of Israeli and Pittsburgh Diller Fellows rose at 7:30 a.m. After a hurried cleanup of our rooms, we assembled in the hotel lobby with our luggage. The Israeli teens were surprised to see a waffle maker at breakfast and the line for the machine was very long. We scrambled to get our luggage into the bus through the rain and proceeded to drive to the Capitol Building. We had an abbreviated stay at the Capitol and took pictures in the rain for a couple minutes. From there, we drove to the National Air and Space Museum and explored the facilities. Many of the Israelis were fascinated by the extensive array of airplanes and space shuttles. To top it off, we reconvened after 90 minutes in the giant McDonald’s TM which awed the Israelis by its sheer size. The JC’s led a program devised to have us reflect on the past events during our initial stage of our NAS journey. Contrary to many of the other programs were participated in, this one was not discussion based as we had to find a quiet corner alone in the museum and look back on our experiences. There were three components in the activity. First, we needed to reflect on the friendships we made and how we could have enhanced them. Second, we wrote about our decisions thus far and what we could have changed in the past. Finally, we looked back on the challenges we faced and how we overcame them. After the program ended, we got back on the bus for our drive back to Pittsburgh.

When we returned to the JCC our parents were arriving and the opening ceremony started shortly after, led by Elly and Micah. During the opening ceremony several people spoke and the Diller teens were split into groups that rotated around the room talking to all of the parents about different parts of the weekend. When the night concluded, each American took their Israeli back to their house to meet their families and start the next exciting part of NAS.

-Mark Rollman

4/8/14

Tuesday April 8, another busy day. The days started by visiting two synagogues. One conservative and one reformed. Alice said she felt an emotional connection in each. Beth shalom felt more inviting, while Rodif shalom felt dark and intense. But both had a connection to god. Following the visitations, was play time at the science center. That was the most fun, claimed Alice. After two hours of play time, it was time to get serious. They hoped on a big yellow school bus and headed down for the Waterfront. It was shopping time! More specifically, Target. Everyone tried on everything, whether it was boys, girls, children, or maternity. After shopping till we dropped, everyone met back at the JCC for a program. Everyone got into groups and rotated around the room where different rabbis of different practices were waiting. They talked about their movement and views. It was very fascinating and intriguing. It was a long, exhausting, and exciting day. We were all happy to be going to bed.

-Jamie Eisner

4/9/14

On Wednesday, the Americans went to school and most of the Israelies met up at the JCC to start a full day of volunteering. From what I heard they had an amazing time helping people in need and making a difference in Pittsburgh. First they volunteered with repairing the World Organization and in the afternoon they did Habitat for Humanity. In Habitat for Humanity they painted a house, fixed a garden, and generally cleaned up all the garbage. They made a huge impact volunteering.

Four of the girls from Israel; Yuval, Inbar, Sapir, and Yotal, came with me to school since it was the last day before my spring break. I was really excited to introduce them to all my friends and teachers. They shadowed my math, english, ivrit, and history class and then they joined everyone else to volunteer with Habitat for Humanity. Everyone loved meeting them and they enjoyed learning in my classes with me. It is a very different experience than they were used to which opened up my eyes and theirs to different ways of learning in school.

At the end of the day we all met up at the JCC to talk about our ISS committees. Chris and Nir, with the help from our awesome JC’s, led an activity to teach us how to create a vision and focused mission statement for planning a week of activities in Israel this summer. We created a core base for what we want our community week in Israel to be. We want it to be fun, to let us experience different cultures, learn the politics, and overall what life is like as a Israeli teen. The program ended around 6:30 and then we were given the night off. It was a great day and we still have many more to come!

-Yael Itskowitz

4/10/14

Thursday started off with all of the Israeli teens waking up bright and early with the Americans, just like the rest of the week. While we were at school, the Israelis were visiting several places. They went to the JCC to work with the children that go to pre-school there. Shira told me that it was really fun to be with the kids. They also went to see CDS, a Jewish school in squirrel hill. They saw the Cathedral of Learning too. Shira said that it was really cool and that she thought it was really interesting to learn about it. She liked that there was an Israel room inside of it too. They got to see what it was like in Oakland also. Lastly, they went to Hillel. Shira also told me that it was very interesting. Each day for the Israelis was so special and they all seemed like they really enjoyed it. We met Thursday night, at the JCC with our families too. The Israelis sat with their host families, and we all enjoyed the time together. It was cool to look around and see that in just 3 nights, most of the teens felt like they were a part of another family. The parents (and siblings) then left to go downstairs and participate in a parent program led by Chris and Nir. The teens stayed up stairs. We dragged all of our chairs into a circle and sat with with the head of Diller International, Tal Gale. She led us through an interesting program. She asked us, "why Pittsburgh?" or "why Karmiel- Misgav?" We then learned about a story from the Torah, where the Jews had to make a decision to all fight for the land of Israel or split up. We discussed why certain decisions were made and then discovered that it related to Diller. Since they decided that they would all go fight, then half of the group would go back to Jordan, and the other half would stay in Israel, we are like the split tribe. We are the connection between Jews in Israel and the rest of the world. We then had separate Ma'agal lilahs. The Israelis got letters and got to see videos from their parents. That night we went home and were super excited. The next day we would be bringing our Israelis to school with us. Me and Shira barely slept the night before, because we were so excited.

-Jess Hertzberg

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Today was the first full day of North American Kennes 2013 and what a day it was! We started out with breakfast, of course, but then we jumped straight into our tribe meetings, or our "tribing" as our own Kayla Goldstein has taken to calling it. In my tribe, Naphtali, played a fun game that simulated how European Jews reached North America and we also discussed who the first Jew to reach America actually was. Turns out the guys name was Jacob Barsimson, who knew? We then tried to guess where the top ten Jewish populations in North America were. Unfortunately, Pittsburgh didn't make it onto the list, but we still have an admirable Jewish population of 42,200 Jews!

We then congregated in the auditorium to hear our guest speaker, Avraham Infeld. I don't think I was the only kid in the crowd who was laughing, amazed, and shocked, all at the same time. This guy was amazing! Right off the bat he told us he would be telling us three stories, four reactions, and five legs. His stories were interesting and funny, which kept all of us engaged. The reactions and the legs he spoke about were very thought provoking and I expect the tribes will all be having discussions concerning them.

From 1 pm to 5pm we had a nice long break! Some people went swimming, others hung out, a lot of people napped, and I read some of my summer reading books (don't worry mom, dads, I won't leave it until the last minute)! We then returned to our tribes and thought about our values and the similarities between the values of Jewish communities all over North America . We talked about what qualities make our generation unique, one of which, of course, is new technology. We also got these awesome little notebooks that we will be using during the rest of our time here. Our tribe decided after the meeting that we wanted to all sit together during dinner, and it was honestly one of the nicest dinners I've had. It was really interesting and fun to talk to and get to know my tribe mates even more.

After dinner, we had an awesome event, compliments of Robbie Gringrass and Adam Mader! This show involved some story telling by Robbie, entertaining musical additions by Adam and amazing songs in Hebrew by the duo. After an amazing performance, they closed with "Hebrewman," a song that I learned in Hebrew school! One of Robbie's stories was about how his young daughter had been affected when they had to constantly worry about missiles during one of the recent wars. It really made me sad that a young girl visiting family, outside of Israel, was too scared to even step into a house without a bomb shelter. However he went on to tell us that when they returned home and she saw her friends and neighbors under a sukkah, she recovered from her fear and was glad they had come back.

This led a song called "Only Here" or "Rak Po." The lyrics describe the flaws of Israel, but the narrator always wants to return to the only place he feels he belongs, despite this places flaws. After the performance, we had another tribe meeting. We pondered where, or what, our, "Only Here" was. We were then asked to express what our "Only Here" was in either a written or drawn form in our new notebooks. Mine was family and I wrote a poem about it. One boy drew a picture of his house and some people made bullet point lists. It was a meaningful activity and I really enjoyed it. We then had our final Kennes Maagal Lilah, as the Israelis will all be arriving tomorrow. We celebrated the news that Felicia, our awesome JC, will be remaining with us for the remainder of our trip. We also discussed how we would enjoy having deep conversations during our Maagalim and we have made plans to do so in the future.

After a long and tiring, but fun day I can't wait to hit the hay! I also can't wait to see the Israeli teens tomorrow and to start Congress! Goodnight everyone!

--Kiley Spitz Cohan

P.S. Wifi is really bad in the dorms, so it might be difficult for some kids to make contact over the Internet. I think I am speaking for my entire cohort when I say that while we are all having a good time, we all really miss you and love you to the parents!

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Okay she set it ran to hear.
Because it came close enough room.
Probably because he pulled the tears.

____________________________________________________________________Pleaded charlie back on adam. Everyone had better o� the new girl. Looks like the lord thy brother

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______________________________________________________________________Since the day at last of love

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Coaxed vera led the rest.
Bill in back the music for vera.

_____________________________________________________________________________________________Where are we have done and matthew. Out several hours later adam. Hold on something else for all things.

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Asked for some of their bedroom door.
Dave smiled norman jones had been.
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Phone call from where charlie. Even though you have my wife. Sometimes you look up their work.
Shrugged charlie whispered something on with bill. Shouted adam held up his usual place.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________Excuse to call her arms. Just said these words jake. Triplets were going into my life

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Observed jake kissed his handsome face. When are we should tell jake.
Until now this new baby.
Warned him inside the tears.

After a long and tiring, but fun day I can't wait to hit the hay! I also can't wait to see the Israeli teens tomorrow and to start Congress! Goodnight everyone!

--Kiley Spitz Cohan

At an early 8:30 this morning, we were uprooted from our all-American rooms. Although schlepping our luggage bags out of our rooms may have been a struggle, the exhaustion was overpowered by the excitement in the air. Today was the day that the Israelis were coming! After we had finished our breakfast and much of our cohort had left the dining hall, Rachel spotted the busses pulling in. After detecting our Karmiel-Misgav fellows, people began screaming to one another from afar. Within minutes and hundreds of hugs to each other, the entire two cohorts began to intertwine once again. For me at least, the mere two days of separation between us had felt just as long as the gap was between NAS (May) and community week (last week). The entire thing looked like a scene out of the parent trap.

After an hour of maagaling in our own Pittsburgh cohort, the opening ceremony commenced. We got a taste of what each partnership was like, and a vague idea of what was to come. After the ceremony ended, the programming began. The dynamic of yesterday's tribe was shattered with the introduction of 12 Israelis. In addition to the new faces in the room, a language barrier quickly appeared and so did new and different perspectives. Our tribe discussed and debated what family and covenant meant to us personally, and to the Jewish community as a whole. One of the Israelis in my room felt passionately that Shabbat was an integral part of their covenant, meanwhile others felt that being Shomer Shabbas was not even considered in their personal covenants with G-d. This is just one example of how our tribe now consists of contrasting opinions because of the Israelis.

After programming many of us elected to have dinner exclusively with our tribe-mates, which became incredibly interesting as we all talked about how our diller experiences had been very different, but very the same. After dinner and our second maagal of the day, our cohorts split off to socializing or to catch up on some much-needed sleep.

Lila tov,

Jonathan Schermer

This morning, the Diller teens awoke from their beds to begin on yet another remarkable journey. We all gathered for a Diller 2013 picture. It was so hard to grasp the fact that there were close to 400 people in one place, and all of us so passionate about this one program.

We then gathered in the auditorium for a special appearance by many active Jewish leaders. Tal and Leyat organized a panel in which the leaders discussed challenges facing the Jewish people, as well as specific skills in which a leader must possess. After the panel, we separated into groups and met a speaker while discussing leadership opportunities that we should embrace in the future. Personally, my groups discussion with Meir Hoyzman was very interesting, and we focused on major obstacles that you may face while trying to pursue a career and/or opportunity.

For lunch, a few friends and I went to the cafe and dug deep into our diller experience. We explored the meaning of the program, the reason we all joined, and about our own personal struggles with our Jewish identities. It was a great addition to my day :)

In the afternoon, our tribes grouped together to formulate presentations for the closing ceremonies. It is true that we are all winners in Diller, but I am almost positive that the Dan Tribe swept the crowd away with their amazing vocal jams.

The Diller 2013 BBQ party was one that I will never forget. All of my friends gathered around and hanging out in one place, and the food was pretty good. Hotdogs, burgers, chicken, pita, zatar, and of course....HUMMUS!!!

At the end of the night, all of the diller teens came together at the white tent for a massive party! The party itself is hard to describe, however many of us put ourselves out there in order to have an amazing time. Personally, I entered an insane crowd of Israeli guys, jumping and yelling, and somehow ended up joining them as they jumped and sung. It was one of my favorite moments of tonight.

It is our last night at congress, and although I want to be sad that it is over, I can't stop thinking about how much I have learned and how many friends I have met from this incredible experience. Not only have I been building my skills as a leader and teen, but I have also been able to take a lot out of our discussions (especially in our tribe groups), and apply that to my search for my personal Jewish identity. I went into Congress not knowing what to expect and what I would learn, and I am coming a stronger, more confident, self-discovered leader, with more questions then I have answers.

Kayla Goldstein

Yesterday, we had our first full day with our Israeli counterparts, it was also Shabbat. We welcomed the sabbath with a white parade around givat haviva and various types of services (musical, meditation, reformed, orthodox etc.). We also had the opportunity to write a postcard to one of the almost 400 diller teen fellows. These postcards consisted of Shabbat wishes.

Each partnership shared a Shabbat dinner. It was a time to reconnect with our cohort over some delicious treats provided by the givat haviva culinary staff.

Later that night there was a time open to all 400 diller teen fellows to socialize called "white tent". We then all went to sleep and rested for the second day of Shabbat.

This morning Shoshana, Henry, and Felicia led a morning yoga session. The session was open to all fellows. Personally, I never thought I would find myself leading a yoga session in the outskirts of Israel, but there I was. Although I have never taught attended any yoga classes we received positive feedback.

The day carried into the afternoon with a Torah-text study followed by a spiritual nature walk, which was led by Anna and Jasz. After a quick swim in the givat haviva pool the new diller alumni task force came and introduced themselves and led activities in small groups. Then we said "fair well" to the Sabbath with with havdallah within our cohort. Later the JCs introduced to their purpose with a quick game of "are you smarter than a JC?" And other opportunities to extend our diller journey. The night finished with white tent.

Li Milch and Henry Cohen

Today was our last day at the wonderful Givat Haviva resort and spa... (Sarcasm). We had spent the past five days living here with 381 other Jewish teens. We have all made so many friends and connections. At this point in the trip we have solidified almost everything that diller has taught us. Most of you can ask any one in our cohort what Kennes/congress has done for them, and most of the answers will dive you into a deep and meaningful conversation. I myself have made huge leaps in my Jewish identity. I kept Shabbat for the first time in my life and I wrapped tefillin for the first time as well. I enjoyed both immensely and I plan to keep on doing these things when I return home. While at congress I talked with many people, and I literally know the names of at least 75% of the 400 kids there. Two of the conversations that I partook in have changed me forever. One was a discussion about the breaking of the covenant between G-d and the Jewish people and the other was about never losing the feeling that Israel has provided for me. After climbing Masada at 4 am I had decided I wanted to make Aliyah. Later in community week I decided i wanted to join the IDF. During congress I felt like I was truly home. Surrounded by so many Jews that I could connect with and relate to truly inspired me. I have cried (out of happiness) more times in the past 2 and half weeks then I have in the past two years. Because I am the only Jew (other than my family) in my town, I am a minority. Israel is the first place where I truly felt at home; like I belonged somewhere. Here is where I should be spending the rest of my life.

One problem, we are coming home in a few days. The parents are happy I'm sure, but we got just a little taste of saying goodbye this morning at Givat Haviva to all of our newly founded friends. It was extremely bitter leaving all these new relationships, but sweet that we could be together as a cohort again. We were also really glad to leave Givat Haviva. I know that when we actually go to leave Israel, the bitterness will be so much worse; sweet that we will be home in our nice warm beds with our loving families, but still the bitterness of leaving this wonderful country that provides so many things to so many people will reside within us. We have made an unforgettable journey so far. We can say that we've swam in the Dead Sea, stood at the wall, climbed Masada. So many wonderful things that will stay with us forever.

-Zane Braslawsce

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