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Five years in Israel: the frustrations, fadichot and fashlot

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“Five years in Israel: the frustrations, fadichot and fashlot”

Almost five years after making aliyah, an olah chadasha reflects on the humor and hardship of the aliyah journey. From Hebrew blunders to chaotic bus rides, the first-person account recounts the everyday mishaps of life in Israel. Despite the frustrations, the writer feels blessed to be living here and says these are the stories that make Israel, Israel. The post Five years in Israel: the frustrations, fadichot and fashlot appeared first on www.israelhayom.com .

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