Resources and Articles by Deborah Meghnagi
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Meghnagi,
Deborah
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Deborah Meghnagi was born in 1973 in London, England, where she grew up as a member of Bnei Akiva. After a gap year in Israel with Bnei Akiva in 91-92, she returned to England and did a degree in English language and literature at Leeds University before making aliya in 1996 to Jerusalem, where she still lives. Having worked in a variety of editorial positions in the years since making aliya, she now works as senior editor at Toby Press. She designs websites in her spare time, and created and runs the authorized site on her favourite author, Guy Gavriel Kay, at http://www.brightweavings.com.
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Beyond the Bonfire:
The Flames of Lag Ba’Omer and the Messianic Dream
Lag B'Omer is more than just the building of gigantic bonfires. Read on...
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Judaism
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Holidays with a Twist
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Lag B'Omer
Aliyah Seven Years On:
Scratching the Seven Year Itch
Things are never quite how you expect them to be. That goes for aliya too. No doubt people have different expectations, and I can only speak for myself, but after seven years of being here how does the reality compare to the dream?
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Aliyah InfoBase
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Life in Israel
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Useful Tips for the Oleh and the Veteran
Protektzia, that is. :
Don’t worry, you’ve got it!
If you are at all familiar with Israeli culture – and you probably are if you’re considering living here – then you will have heard of protektzia.
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Life in Israel
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Tachlis - Aliyah Advice from and for Olim
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Useful Tips for the Oleh and the Veteran
A Sense of Belonging:
Stomping Home
A trip to Caesarea for a performance of the UK dance sensation ‘Stomp' made British-born Deborah Meghnagi feel she belongs in Israel.
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