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Aug 21, 2020 8 min

Opening Our Hearts and Homes

from Pull Up A Chair Hosted by The Associated Jewish Federation Of Baltimore

Learn about some of the deep connections that Baltimore shares with Ashkelon, its partner city in Israel. We talk with Harriette Wienner and Dixie Leikach who both hosted two of Baltimore's first Shinshinim (18-year old Israeli emissaries) and share their experiences all these years later. Learn more about The Associated: https://associated.org/ Learn more about CJE: https://cjebaltimore.org Learn more about the Baltimore-Ashkelon Partnership: https://associated.org/what-we-do/israel-and-overseas/bap/ Support our community: https://associated.org/give/

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