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Abraham declared. "We
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good citizens and sports
champions. Israel will be
proud of us."
Abraham is one of 35
Ethiopian Jewish
youngsters who spent last
summer in "camp" at Tal-
piot Hadera Youth Aliya
Village. Like the others in
the group, he'd arrived in
Israel two years before, and
spoke fluent Hebrew. Recal-
ling his arrival, he said, "It
was like a dream. We clap-
ped our hands and we sang.
The older ones ki\ssed the
soil of Eretz Israel. Israeli
authorities were waiting for
us, they invited us to eat
and provided us with ac-
commodations."
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guage," Yossef replies. "I won twice. We got two
understood nothing around medals!"
me. At school it was very
Despite the hardships in-
difficult, but the Israeli rids volved, and some setbacks,
helped us a lot."
Israel has developed an ef-
David, when asked fective program for integ-
how he liked life in Israel, rating their newest immig-
answered, "I enjoy it rants. Youth Aliya, which
here. I study in the Youth has been caring for immig-
Aliya school during the rant Jewish youth since
year. Here, in Talpiot Vil- 1933 when it was estab-
lage, we mix with Israeli lished to bring the
kids and that's very im- endangered Jewish chil-
portant to me. We want to dren of Germany to Pales-
be like Israeli youth, tine, is a major factor in
exactly like them."
helping the Ethiopian
Daniel spoke enviously of youngsters adjust to their
several of- the older boys new environment.
who were leaving Talpiot
Close to 400 children and
Hadera; they'd been ac-
cepted in the Yemin Orde adolescents are in
Village in 'the Galilee, attendance at 21 Youth
where they will study elec- Aliya schools, where they
are receiving language in-
tronics.
struction, education and
David started to talk vocational training. The
about his family who were younger children- (6-12)
living in the south of Israel. attend the local religious
He'd come to Talpiot Had- state schools.
era from the Netiv HaMaale
Youth between the ages
Youth Village, located near of 12-18 are taken to Youth
his family's home. In Aliya's religious schools
Ethiopia, David had after a period of adjustment
attended a non-Jewish at an integration center, the
school, and studied English. first stop for all newcomers.
Did all the parents send Six integration centers
their children to school? were operating last Spring,
"No, most of the young ones - serving over 900 olim.
in our place were
While the majority of
shepherds."
young people in Youth
Was there any Jewish life Aliya today are born in
at home? "Oh, yes," replied Israel, and come from
Daniel, "we kept Shabat. disadvantaged families,
We did not work, did not Youth Aliya still regards
light any fire, and we lit its task in absorbing and
candles ,on Friday--evening educating new immig-
and made Kidush. On rant children as a major
Shabat morning we went to
objective. The Ethiopian
pray in our synagogue."
children whO arrive in Is-
Like most young chil-
rael are often under-
dren, the boys at Talpiot
nourished, illiterate and
Hadera are active -in
sports, especially bas-
ketball. The various
Youth Aliya Village
teams play against each
other, tournament-style.
Resort
"My team," says Yossef
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budget for fiscal year 1982-
1983 came from the United
Jewish Appeal/United Is-
rael Appeal in the U.S.,
_ and
similar
campaigns
worldwide. Special Youth
Aliya committees raised
about $5 million toward the
total.
The Jewish Agency con-
tributes between 60-100
percent of the actual cost' of
maintenance of youngsters
in Youth Aliya, according to
the type of institution, and
whether or not it is owned
by the Agency. In those
facilities where Youth
Aliya students make up at
least 40 percent of the popu-
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terribly
frightened.
Youth Aliya helps them
regain a sense of security
and of self-esteem, bridg-
ing the gap between them
and other children.
As Israel's social prob-
lems changed over the
years, Youth Aliya adapted
its programs to meet the
new challenges. Its basic
strategy has, nonethelesi,
remained consistent: caring
for children mainly in resi-
dential institutions, youth
villages, and kibutzim.
In 1982,1close to 18,000
young people, mostly in the
12-18 age group, were cared
for in 34 youth villages and
boarding schools, 109
yeshivas (the largest group
in Youth Aliya), over 300
kibutzim, a number of
moshavim and 20 full-day
centers. Students unable to
cope with the usual educa-
tional framework are cared
for in six residential educa-
tional 'institutions.
Youth Aliya's activities
and ; facilities are funded
from various sources. Over
90 percent of its $52 million

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