Скачать или смотреть Gariney Udi, different opinions, ONE nation. Thank to UJA Federation New York.

Gar'iney Udi serves as a powerful force, uniting religious, secular, and masorati teenagers who are determined to bridge the gaps and heal the fractures within our society. With unwavering support from the UJA Federation New York, these young individuals actively engage in fostering understanding, inclusiveness, and support for the most vulnerable members of our communities.
Thanks to the Federation, the activity expanded from Jerusalem to Be'er Sheva and now also to Rishon Lezion.
Through joint studies and community initiatives, these teenagers strive to uplift underserved populations, offering summer camps for underprivileged children and lending a helping hand to the elderly in need (including home renovations). During Hanukkah, they stand in unity with thousands of other teenagers and children from various youth movements, embarking on a national "Unity Journey."
This year-round program consists of weekly meetings, delving into vital topics such as identity, community, social disparities, and pressing issues within Israeli society. Through their collective efforts and social involvement, these teenagers evolve into inclusive, pluralistic teen leaders who transcend their differences, embracing shared values of solidarity, justice, and charitable giving.
Operating in cooperation with major youth movements in cities like Beersheva, Modi'in, and Jerusalem, Gar'iney Udi aims to expand its reach to additional localities as soon as possible. The urgency to strengthen our nation's resilience has never been greater, and Gar'iney Udi stands as a testament to the power of unity amidst diversity.
We need resources to establish new “Gar’inm” in new cities. The annual cost of operating a nuke is only 10,000 dollars and the impact of each “Gar’in” is huge. We plan to open 10 new “Gar’inm” in the next few months. For more information and donations please contact: Itay Ben Haim, Gar'iney Udi Manager.

Gar'iney Udi is part of “Be’Netivey Udi” (In Udi’s Path), an NGO, was established by Mordechai and Georgette Elgrably in memory of their son, Lt. Udi Elgrably z”l, who was killed in action in Lebanon in 1994. Udi’s parents chose to honor their son by advancing his values and his efforts to narrow social gaps.