Skip to content
  • Home
  • Subscribe / donate
  • Events calendar
  • Business Directory
  • FAQ
  • News
    • Local
    • National
    • Israel
    • World
    • עניין בחדשות
      A roundup of news in Canada and further afield, in Hebrew.
  • Opinion
    • From the JI
    • Op-Ed
  • Arts & Culture
    • Performing Arts
    • Music
    • Books
    • Visual Arts
    • TV & Film
  • Life
    • Celebrating the Holidays
    • Travel
    • The Daily Snooze
      Cartoons by Jacob Samuel
    • Mystery Photo
      Help the JI and JMABC fill in the gaps in our archives.
  • Community Links
    • Organizations, Etc.
    • Other News Sources & Blogs
  • JI Chai Celebration
  • JI@88! video

Recent Posts

  • Or Shalom reopens its doors
  • JFS from past to future
  • Need holistic approach
  • Sharing stories, advice
  • Journalist shares fears
  • Skills to live together
  • Road to independence
  • Cutting grass with scissors
  • Zionism as a solution
  • Deceit, desire & the divine
  • Reclaiming sacredness
  • Creative project ideas
  • Summer squares and cobbler
  • Thou shalt … summer commandments
  • Legal help for students
  • Revisiting myth of Lilith
  • Wrong person rebuked
  • Canada’s mixed messages
  • Questions for museum
  • Symposium on antizionism
  • Making soccer political
  • CJPAC lauds Pulver’s impact
  • City recognizes Vrba’s legacy  
  • Organ donation saves lives
  • Theodore’s March premiere
  • A healing Shabbaton
  • Supplying healthy food
  • A chime of metal tags
  • Yellowknife seder a first
  • Ishai energizes, unifies
  • A Lag b’Omer to remember
  • Expanding the healing
  • Hannah Senesh – a unique hero
  • Community milestones … May 2026
  • Sharing her testimony
  • Fall fight takes leap forward

Archives

Follow @JewishIndie
image - The CJN - Visit Us Banner - 300x600 - 101625

Know Hatzaad Harishon?

0 Flares 0 Flares ×

Journalist and author Sybil Kaplan, who is a regular contributor to the Jewish Independent’s special holiday issues, was, in her younger years, the first leader of Hatzaad Harishon, a Jewish youth group that was formed in the 1960s in New York. She led the group for five years. At some stage in the 1970s, the organization ceased to exist.

Kaplan has written a book about Hatzaad Harishon but would like to augment it with the memories of more of its former members. She is hoping that they would share some of their recollections. If you or someone you know is familiar with Hatzaad Harishon or you were a member and would like to connect with Kaplan, she can be reached at [email protected].

Print/Email
0 Flares Twitter 0 Facebook 0 Google+ 0 0 Flares ×
Posted on April 8, 2022April 7, 2022Author The Editorial BoardCategories From the JITags Hatzaad Harishon, Sybil Kaplan

Post navigation

Previous Previous post: Trying to fix broken wings
Next Next post: Puddle splashing and balance
Proudly powered by WordPress