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Josh Rose, at The Blogs

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By Josh Rose 
| The Times of Israel
Josh Rose grew up in North Manchester and relocated to Tel Aviv in 2026, his debut short film Sinnerman was selected at seven film festivals including the BAFTA-accredited UK Jewish Film Festival and his writing has been featured in several major international publications and media outlets.
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Losing My Identity as an Oleh Chadash

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By Josh Rose 
| The Times of Israel
I write a lot about joy. The joys of being Jewish, the joys of being in Israel. Making aliyah is the most exciting and joyful thing I’ve ever done but there’s a difficult side to these first few months of aliyah which has been slightly unexpected. It’s obvious that moving to a new country where you don’t speak the language or fully relate to the culture comes with its adversities. It’s obvious that without a job you’re going to feel pressure about how much money you’re spending on rent and food.
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Losing My Identity as an Oleh Chadash - Josh rose

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By Josh Rose 
| QOSHE
I write a lot about joy. The joys of being Jewish, the joys of being in Israel. Making aliyah is the most exciting and joyful thing I’ve ever done but there’s a difficult side to these first few months of aliyah which has been slightly unexpected. It’s obvious that moving to a new country where you don’t speak the language or fully relate to the culture comes with its adversities. It’s obvious that without a job you’re going to feel pressure about how much money you’re spending on rent and food.
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