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Kennels & BoardingBelow, please find a list of kennels and boarding houses in the greater Tel Aviv area.Please note that we do not recommend a certain kennel or boarding house over another;rather, this list was provided by community members and could contain outdatedinformation.For the most accurate results, please consult the US Embassy community on the CLO TelAviv Facebook page.Randel Family Home Dog PensionLocated on Tchernihovski street in central Tel-Aviv, adjacent to dog friendlyGan Meir 052-242-5784 or 03-525-7166 / dovran@gmail.com/ randelfamilyhomedogpension.yolasite.comUncle Moshe’s FarmLocated in Kfar Truman (near Ben Gurion airport)03-971-1111 / info@dodmoshe.com / www.dodmoshe.com/en/Cat Pensions (Sponsored by Vets4Pets)32 Yehuda Hayamit St / 03-683-3396HowlywoodLocated in Rananna off Givat Chen / 050-844-6568 / Jonyreider@gmail.com/ www.howlywood.co.ilThe Dog FarmMoshav Beit Halevi (Near Natanya) / 09-898-6381 / dogfarm.bh@gmail.comwww.dogfarm.co.il/english.aspThe Dog’s Lounge1 David Hamelech St / 054-913-6035 / TheDogsLounge@gmail.com / KelevLandKelevLand.comAfikim Kennels04-675-4572 or 050-539-5242 / www.afikimdogs.co.il (In Hebrew) / Afikimenglish.livecity.mePet Taxi – Michal24-hour number: 050-522-2265Michal is a vet tech with 15 years’ experience and her vehicle is equipped as an ambulancefor dogs.
How can youapply for an internship in Israel?Studying abroad not only offers your career a boost but also gives you a new and improved perspective towardseducation and life in general. After graduating from High School many individuals choose to opt for an internshipwith a reputable company abroad. Owing to the versatility and diversity of the country and its people,internships in Israel are an excellent option to consider. However, you could easily become overwhelmed by thenumber of available opportunities and the differences between the various internship programs offered and howto apply to them. Below are two important tips that can help you head in the right direction:Choosing the fieldBefore applying for an internship, you need to decide which field (or fields) you are interested in, and opt forthe appropriate internship program accordingly. Ideally, internships are the first step to an exciting and fruitfulcareer of your choice. The value of gaining experience in a relevant field cannot be overstated and embodiesthe essence of any internship program. Many interns eventually become indispensable to the organization theyare working for, which can lead to paid, long-term position offers. But competition can get intense for many ofthe top internship positions companies and organizations offer every year, So make sure to put your good footforward and present yourself in the best possible light when applying.The Various Sources of InternshipsSome of the best-rated universities in Israel offer Internship support programs that are designed to help studentsapply for various Internship programs in Israel. If you are a student of one of these universities, be sure to inquireabout Internship related services.For those who are not currently enrolled in a University in Israel, there are various organizations that offer avariety of Internships in Israel. You can also apply for financial aid and scholarships that can help you financeyour way through the program and gain valuable experience in the relevant field of your choice. While mostentry-level Interns don’t get paid for their work, the value of gaining hands-on experience in any field through aninternship program with a professional, established company is one of the best long terms investments anyonecan make for their career.https://www.ramah.org.il/scholarships/Most communities offer Israel travel scholarships through their local Jewish Federation or through other Jewishagencies. In most cases, these community funds are available only for the teens in the areas that they serve.If you do not find your hometown in the list below, check out the National Federation Directory (in the UnitedStates) or the Jewish Federations of Canada – UIA (in Canada).More programs at the link below:https://seminar.ramah.org.il/asiyah-internships/What to WearClothing on Shabbat is a notch more formal and festive than on aweekday, so if you think “dinner party,” you will likely strike the rightnote. Men will fit right in with a pair of slacks and a button-down shirt(coat and tie optional) and kippah, and women with a modest dress or amodest top and skirt.What to Expect?After everyone has arrived and indulged in a few minutes of chit-chat,family and friends will move to the table and find their seats.At this point on a Friday night, your host (often accompanied by others)will sing two hymns:The “Shalom Aleichem” hymn, with which we welcome the angels whovisit every home at the start of Shabbat, request their blessing and bidthem farewell.The song of “Eishet Chayil,” which is a tribute to the Jewish woman,written by King Solomon, extolling her for the wisdom and hard workwith which she makes her home the lovely and nurturing place it is.Typically everyone stands for the singing of these hymns, but if it is difficultfor you for any reason, you may certainly sit down.At the Shabbat day meal, we begin immediately with kiddush.KiddushYour host will recite kiddush holding a cup of wine, and everyone willreceive a few sips of wine to drink. The recitation of this blessing overa cup of wine is a way of fulfilling the mitzvah of sanctifying the day ofrest (the word kiddush translates as “sanctification”).On Friday night all typically stand for the recitation of kiddush, while onShabbat day some people sit. Take your cues from those around you.ChallahImmediately following kiddush, everyone will leave their chairs and goto the sink for the ritual hand-washing for bread. If you are not familiarwith this procedure, your hosts will be happy to guide you through itand help you recite the blessing.After washing hands, we don’t speak until after we’ve eaten somechallah, so just return to your chair and wait quietly. Hand motions andfacial expressions are often used for necessary communication at thispoint. When everyone is seated again, your host will recite the blessingover bread and then distribute challah, first dipping each piece in salt.After you’ve eaten a bite, feel free to talk again.The Holy Land - The Essential Guide to Living in Israel 37
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