Weekly Update by Lola Gunn- Netzer Australia So it’s been another week living in our new home, within the busy, exciting and swag times in Jerusalem. Having our first weekend all together, we had an incredibly wholesome kabshab run by one of our Brits, Jake, he ran a sweet service about the importance of friendship. As we all sung along to the tunes of ‘sweet mother’, Jake surprised us with little squishy toys, that we would all soon eventually pop and get flour everywhere, i

Weekly update by Georgia Burstin- Netzer Australia This week has been crazy. It’s hard to explain what moving into an apartment with 17 other people is like. How are we meant to choose a room when we don’t even know our housemates surnames? Or cook for people when you don’t know their food preferences. It’s mad how quickly a space has to become your space. How all of a sudden a random room is your safe place for the next few months. I think we all expected Jerusalem to be the

Shant Eucalyptus is the name the group chose to be called, and consists of- Shnat Tzuf South (AKA the Aussies) Shnat Keren North (AKA the Brits and Dutch) Shinshinim (AKA the Israelis) Weekly update by Penelope Manard- Netzer Nederland And with merry hearts and exciteable minds, the groups of the Netzer world finally came together in a whirlwind of confusion, relief and booze. Many a pub they went to and many a drink they had (that was allowed by the rules). Many a place did

Weekly update by Oscar Rath- Netzer Australia After learning that we had another week on Kibbutz Harduf, the Australians and the South Africans were eager to keep busy as there weren’t as many people around as usual, due to the other people on the project having started their volunteering. So one of our very own, Ariella, wrote and ran an amazing program for us all on religion, what components make up religions and how this relates to Judaism. Later that night after everyone