Alexander Muss High School in Israel

Ein Fremder in einem Heiligen Land (A Foreigner in a Holy Land)

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Wenzel Bruckner
August 2008

Wenzel spent this summer in Israel learning and exploring. Doesn’t sound unusual, does it? But Wenzel is a non-Jew from Germany—click to learn more about his exciting experience.

I’m a person who reads the newspaper and watches the news every day. I’m constantly keeping up with the events of various countries aside from Germany, where I live, but a specific one took my attention more than any other: Israel.

Security Measures

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Abbey Nekola
August 2008

Abbey spent the summer in Israel and learned life-changing lessons on what it truly means to be secure. And you may be surprised to learn that Abby isn’t Jewish!

When I told my neighbors, friends and family that I would be traveling to Israel for the summer, the first question asked was never “Where are you going?” or “What will you be doing?” It was “Why?”

Climbing the Mountains of Ancestry

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Emily Kane
February 2008

Emily goes “Sea to Sea” and gets a taste of the military life on her trip to Israel.

My recent trip to Israel was the best experience of my life. The juniors at my school, the American Hebrew Academy, spent 10 weeks at the Israel-based Alexander Muss High School, attending classes every day except Fridays. Aside from secular studies, we spent four hours every morning studying Jewish history. Four hours seems like such a long time to spend on one subject, but we covered almost everything, from Abraham to present-day events.



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