ב"ה
Aviva Perlmutter |
|
|
|
|
|
Sort by:
|
|
 Aviva Perlmutter has been living in Jerusalem for 40 years, after making aliyah from Manchester, UK, in 1978. She taught English as a Foreign Language for the British Council, and also worked as a freelance editor and translator.
“I want you to have this. I won’t be needing it anymore,” she said.
That diffident child peering through the fence at her neighbors never dreamed that when she grew up, she would one day have the joy of sitting in her own sukkah year after year.
More than children learn from texts, they learn from living examples of what they see.
We piled onto the upper deck together, 22 young people from England, 700 immigrants from North Africa—Algeria, to be precise. We were all bound for Israel and impatiently waited for our first glimpse of the Promised Land—the port of Haifa. We had differen...
| |