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young age and her desire to connect herself to her
history and people in the seemingly small ways (like
her struggles with Hebrew) and in the more obvious

and life changing ways (like her choice to parachute
into Nazi-occupied Europe).

Funniest Movement Moment: When I was 17 years
old, I got trapped on a racoon-infested island with

my kvutza during our Madatz summer tiyul. It's
funny now, but I wouldn't have wanted to be our
madrichot at the time.

Current Ringtone: Silent

Food you would rather not eat?: Sushi (even
though I grew up in Vancouver, Canada!)

What are you reading right now: Becoming by
Michelle Obama

What music are you listening to right now? Idan
Haviv

Vision for the new Kibbutz Movement: I hope that
we can continue to work towards building a just and

egalitarian society in Israel that includes as many
different kinds of people as possible.