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Natalie Blenford

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London, Tel Aviv
As seen in: Daily Mail, Irish Daily Mail, BuzzFeed, The London Standard, The Jerusalem Post, AFAR, The Jewish Chronicle, House & Garden (UK)
Journalist, Actress, Presenter, Royal expert. Appeared in "The-90s" on Channel 13, Israel. Agent: rafiagiv.co.il/en/all-artists… UK: @somebodyagency.
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Tips for surviving lockdown 2.0

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By Natalie Blenford Verified
| The Jerusalem Post Verified
Feeling angry, bored or frustrated as the corona closure rolls on? Ease the emotional burden with these self-care tips and tricks from some of Israel’s top experts By NATALIE BLENFORD OCTOBER 9, 2020 11:35 BODY BALANCE classes at the Isrotel Carmel Forests Spa Resort include a mix of Pilates, yoga and Tai Chi (photo credit: Courtesy) How is Lockdown #2 going for you?
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Coronavirus: The rise of the micro-community in the time of COVID-19

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By Natalie Blenford Verified
| The Jerusalem Post Verified
From saving local coffee shops to buying eggs for elderly neighbors, heralding the new neighborhood vibes that have emerged from the coronavirus crisis.
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Easing adjustment to Israel: One immigrant helping others

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By Natalie Blenford Verified
| The Jerusalem Post Verified
Making aliyah is not a simple process. Ask any new Israeli citizen what they found most challenging about moving here, and you’ll get a range of angst-ridden answers, from complaints about the endless bureaucracy to monologues about how difficult daily life is when you don’t speak the language (yet).I know firsthand how tough it can be. After several stints in Israel on a B-1 working visa, I made aliyah nine months ago from London.
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