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Did you know that the first Instant Messaging technology was developed in Israel?

Did you know that Israel has more museums per capita than any other country?

And did you know that Israel was the only country to enter the 21st century with a net gain in its number of trees?

Whether you did or did not know these facts, they still illustrate the richness of Israeli culture and society. Israel is more than just a state with political successes and failures; it is a place full of history, culture and diversity. There are so many things that make Israel an amazing place; thus there are so many reasons why we should advocate on her behalf.

My fellow USYers, there is so much we can learn together about Israel. We must allow our love for the land of Israel to grow stronger everyday. Over the course of this year, I want to help all of you discover why Israel is important to you so that we can come together with a common love for Israel. So go ahead USY, go crazy with Israel, plan a super awesome Israel program, learn some fun Hebrew words and help spread the love for Eretz Yisrael!

B'ahava

Deborah Hoffman
2008 USY Israel Affairs Vice President.



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