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Hanaton
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joining a Nahal gar'in . On 1 September 1983, Gar'in Noam (30 members, aged 18–19) moved to Kfar HaHoresh for training. They were joined by Gar'in Nitzan (40
Nahal
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groups of soldiers formed the core of the Nahal Infantry Brigade. In 1948, a gar'in (core group) of Jewish pioneers wrote to Israel's first and then-current
Education and Youth Corps
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and Sde Boker in the south of the country. Nahal Nucleus (גרעין נח"ל, Gar'in Nahal), another pre-military-age program. Mihve Alon, a training base for
Moshe Jakobovits
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Israel and, with other graduates of the school, formed the "Czech Gar'in " ["Gar'in " refers to a "nucleus" or formative group] which began its training
Eran Niv
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into the IDF in 1989, volunteered for the Paratroopers Brigade through the gar'in nahal program and was assigned to Battalion 50. In the paratroopers he underwent
HaZore'a
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the land and began fencing their territory. In July 1936 the rest of the Gar'in members joined the kibbutz. In 1938 the kibbutz members decided to join
Ein Shemer
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689. Ein – Because the founders of the kibbutz originally belonged to a gar'in group named Ein Ganim and because of their aspiration to find a spring of
Zionist youth movement
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groups of participants to take this difficult step together, forming a gar'in of olim (group of immigrants) who are prepared together for the process
Yoram Yair
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youth movement. He enlisted in the IDF in August 1963 as part of the Nahal Gar'in (Core Group). At the end of his basic training, he was sent to his displeasure
Fania Bergstein
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(Tkhelet veAdom, illustrated by Shmuel Katz, 1967) and I Planted a Seed (Gar'in Tamanti, 1968). Her twelfth children's book was a collection of poems, plays
Proposed Israeli resettlement of the Gaza Strip
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settlements named were: Core of Gaza City (Hebrew: גרעין של העיר עזה, romanized: gar’in shel ha’ir ’Aza) Yishai (Hebrew: ישי, romanized: Yishai) would be built