Naomi Nachman, aka The Aussie Gourmet, is a personal chef, foodie personality, and cooking show host. She has added cookbook author to her credits. This recipe from her “Perfect Flavors,” published by Artscroll/Mesorah Publication and shared with permission, marries fruit and chicken. It is perfect for summer!
Here’s a wrap up of all the amazing things that happened while AMIT schools were closed and our students sheltered at home.
In my monthly posts, I usually talk about AMIT’s high schools because they are the largest segment of our educational network. But each of our other schools, elementary, vocational, and residential are also important in providing vital services for kids in Israel.
AMIT students celebrated Yom Yerushalayim, which commemorates the unification of Jerusalem after the Six-Day War, in fun, moving, and creative ways.
Naomi Baum, Ph.D recently led a virtual program for AMIT on how to cope during these challenging times. We’re pleased to share her recent blog that we hope you’ll find helpful during this difficult period.
Going back to school never has been so sweet! As AMIT schools opened in a very limited way this week, returning students were met with warmth, candy, and signage welcoming them back into the classrooms – the first time in two months since the Education Ministry closed schools because of the pandemic.
Daniel M., 15, a student at AMIT Ashdod Yeshiva, has been heading a nationwide effort to bring seniors food and medicines, a tremendous service for the country’s most vulnerable citizens, and an example of a student living AMIT values.
To mark the 16th yahrzeit of Tali Chatuel, z”l, and her daughters Hila, z”l, Hadar, z”l, Roni, z”l, and Merav, z”l, who were murdered by terrorists, you can do good deed in their merit.
In a true display of mutual responsibility, AMIT’s young leadership stepped up during Yom Hazikaron to help families of fallen soldiers and terror victims honor their loved ones because they couldn’t visit their graves, as cemeteries were closed due to the pandemic.
We would like to take this opportunity to look for, and “see the stars in the darkness” — our historical response to troubling times. To that end, we are asking for your help to create a video montage that focuses not on what we lost (which is huge and not to be minimized), but rather on what we may have gained during this experience.
