Israel Journal: In The Presence Of Kedoshim

9 Tevet 5763 – December 13, 2002

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As I boarded the plane, I felt the pain in my heart that I always feel when my visits to Israel come to an end. But this time the hurt was greater. More than ever, I knew I wasn’t going home at all. I was leaving it.

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Sharon Dobuler Katz is the co-creator (with Avital Macales) of the upcoming production, "WHISPER FREEDOM: The Soviet Jewry Struggle," scheduled to take the stage in Jerusalem and Bet Shemesh in February and March through The Women's Performance Community of Jerusalem and OU Israel. Follow: https://bit.ly/wpcjerusalem