Weekly update by Ghaim Atash- Netzer South Africa Last week Wednesday, the SA and Aussie Netzer shnatties, along with our friends from Project TEN, went to Old Akko for a day of touring and site-seeing, as well as experiencing the Akko Festival. The person in charge of our program here at Harduf, Faiz, took us on the full Akko experience. We went on an incredible speedboat adventure across the Akko beach, ate malabi puddings and shawarma from the local restaurants. From Thurs

Weekly update by Lola Gunn, Netzer Australia This week has been one of tzufs’ favourite weeks so far, we branched out of Kibbutz Harduf and ventured out to Tel Aviv and Jaffa. We indulged ourselves in the culture, the food and the night life. Going to Shuk HaCarmel (open market) and trying to bargain with the shop owners, and sadly failing, or swimming in the beautiful warm Mediterranean waters at the beach. As well as this, our new friends from Harduf who come from all over

Weekly update by Emma Brooking, Netzer South Africa This week was once again a short week because of Yom Kippur. Sunday we once again went to gan habait, where we have done agricultural work before. This time we depotted dead trees and moved the alive ones to a new place. We then had a lovely breakfast there. In the afternoon we had a short activity for Yom Kippur, where we talked about the meaning of our names and about things we can do better in the new year. Monday we went

Weekly update by Ghaim Atash from South-Africa and Ariella Opat from Australia The first half of this week the Australians spent our time building walls with mud, gardening and hanging out by the pool with the shoko boys (our friends who work in the shoko factory, as mentioned in the last update). We visited the shoko factory and spent time in Eilat shopping in the ice mall and Georgie bought new crocs which are one size too small for her! We are very sad to say bye to our Lo