My work with and for PNAI continues to be very gratifying. Though a handful of people seem to do most of the nuts and bolts jobs, those few are truly outstanding people. Sedell Gold, our national president (and mother of Dore Gold of the Jaffe Center) has become a good friend and is taking us, I think, in a good direction.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
…. We had a meeting last Sunday in new York of our National Executive Board (16 of 25 attended) and I was struck by the abilities, diversity and creativity of the individuals. I particularly noted that none of us there need PNAI. We are all adjusted to and comfortable with our children’s aliyah and all of our children are making it (though not without financial struggle) in Israel. But PNAI needs all of us, and our work on behalf of the organization is a way of doing something unique to support Israel.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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