FROM

"I live in Kfar-Saba. I have wonderful parents, my mom, Valeria, works in accounting, and my dad, Idan, works in sales. They both really enjoy spending time with the family. My parents divorced when I was 4 years old. I have one sister, Ma'ayan. She is 20, soon to be 21, and she is serving in the IDF in the intelligence unit."

HOBBIES

Noga is a passionate dancer with professional experience and now teaches dance. She also enjoys photography and playing guitar. In addition to her creative interests, she has been a dedicated youth counselor at Ruach Amiti in Ra'anana, where she’s led students in grades 4–8 and helped build a community grounded in Jewish values, respect, and equality.

ONE THING NOGA LOVES ABOUT ISRAEL

"The ethnic and cultural diversity is amazing—Jews, Arabs, Druze, and immigrants from all corners of the globe live together, each contributing their own traditions and customs. This diversity is evident in everything, from the unique foods in the markets to the music and celebrations that invite everyone to join in. I love the spirit of unity, where despite differences, everyone feels a sense of belonging to a larger family."

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FROM

"I live in Kiryat Ono, Israel which is near Tel-Aviv. I am a middle child. I have an older sister named Nitzan she's 23 years old she is a biomedical engineering student, And a younger brother named Nadav, He is 12 years old. My mom's name is Dafna she's a graphic designer and my dad's name is Ofer and he is a UX expert. I also have a cat named Gooey and she is 19 years old."

HOBBIES

Yarden loves music, plays guitar, and enjoys going to concerts. In her free time, she reads, does crosswords, and creates art through drawing. She’s an active Hadracha scout leader with three years of experience, currently guiding future leaders in 9th grade. Since the war began, she has also been involved in volunteering to support soldiers, their families, and evacuees from across Israel.

ONE THING YARDEN LOVES ABOUT ISRAEL

"After the war started I realized how resilient our people are and how much we want to help, volunteer and support each other during these hard times and thats in my opinion one of the most admirable things about Israel."

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