Magen Mishpacha is a non-profit organization that operates thanks to 250+ volunteers who take their time of day & hard work and put it into an amazing cause.
We work hard, and we are good at what we do, the difference we make is the reason we as an organization keep moving forward. but as we take bigger challenges, the resources we need increase, and so does the demand.
In a perfect world we wouldn't need funding to make a change, but unfortunately to make a better one, we do.
Please consider supporting us by donating once or through a monthly subscription.
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Иосиф Дзялошинский: “Надо учиться сочетать в себе разные культуры”
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Действующие лица. Где учиться финансовой грамоте?
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He looks like a businessman or a successful top manager. And he really is - Constantine Blyuz, 43, a Deputy General Director of the Natural Resources Department for Strategic Planning at the Committee on natural gas.
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Semyon Gabay: "It Is Normal to Help Others"
We begin to introduce the volunteers of the "Magen Mishpaсha" NGO to our readers. Semyon Gabay is the head of the Public Enquiries Department of the NGO and is a member of the Audit Commission.
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Время и деньги. Когда учиться финансовой грамоте?
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Law Is Not for Everyone. But for Whom?
On January 10, the Knesset hosted a meeting of the commission discussing the circumstances of the liquidators of the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant living in Israel.
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Российские пенсии — бег с препятствиями
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Fourth Generation Becomes Citizens
Who are we talking about? Under the Israeli Law of Return, the fourth generation is the great-grandchildren of the male Jews. And they have a problem with obtaining the status of citizens. But the problem can be solved.
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Секреты методики «Русский как иностранный»
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Русский язык малышам. Чем колодезь отличается от мельницы
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Integration Is Never Easy
But it can be smoother Elena K. repatriated to Israel about a year ago. Her absorption was hardly easy, and the Jerusalem branch of the Ministry of Aliyah and Absorption, or, as they say today - integration, did not helped her much.
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Transparent Teens
If I didn't look through a standard school questionnaire filled out by Sasha, a 14-year-old boy, I would never know what he declared there, in "About myself" section. He wrote in Russian, "When I moved to Israel, I lost everything".
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Medical Board: Obstacle on Way to Municipal Home
Back In the 1950s and 60s the "Voice of Israel" was a voice of freedom in a modest apartment in the city of Odessa.
