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Reflections from Be’eri

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By Larry Barzelai
| Jewish Independent Verified
0 Flares 0 Flares × Hundreds of terrorists entered Kibbutz Be’eri. Of the 1,000-plus residents, 101 kibbutz members were killed, 30 people were abducted and one-third of the houses were severely damaged or destroyed. (photo by Larry Barzelai) My wife and I frequently travel to Israel to visit our three grandchildren. Our interest in Be’eri comes from its special connection with Kibbutz Hatzerim, the birthplace of our daughter-in-law.
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Opinion: Metro Vancouver's climate leadership is at risk

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By Larry Barzelai, Rhiannon Fox
| Vancouver Sun Verified
Opinion: Potential cuts to climate programs would weaken the Climate 2050 strategy and its road maps for reducing pollution in buildings, transportation and industry. Article content Metro Vancouver stands at a crossroads. Our regional government is considering cuts to its climate programs, jeopardizing our environmental progress and risking the health and safety of 2.8 million residents.
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Kibbutz movement in crisis

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By Larry Barzelai
| Jewish Independent Verified
0 Flares 0 Flares × A home in Kibbutz Erez. (photo by Larry Barzelai) Spending a night in late March at Kibbutz Erez in southwestern Israel was an unforgettable experience. Visiting friends, it was somewhat eerie. Most residents have not returned since the Hamas terror attacks on Oct. 7, and the absence is profound. The area is like a Canadian suburb. A group of houses surrounds a large grassy area, which has children’s playgrounds and lemon, orange and kumquat trees.
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