Events Calendar

Come with us as we explore Jaffa, Neve Tzedek, eat an ice cream or two and visit the Uri Geller Museum, where Uri himself will show us around his eclectic collection and tell us about his life. We will then tour Jaffa.

There will be a stop for lunch, or you can bring your own. This will be followed by a walking tour of Neve Tzedek to Shalom Tower and the first street in Tel Aviv.

There will be some walking involved.

We will leave from outside Domino’s Pizza in HaAtzmaut Square at 9 am, with a pickup at the Tennis Courts at 9:20.

BOOKING essential to hobnetanyanews@gmail.com

Payment can be made via the PayBox app following this link:

https://bit.ly/3y7AX84

or by BIT to 054-5519840

or by Cash/Cheque to E Pearlman, Treasurer HOB Netanya, Rivlin 6/11, Netanya or calling 054-551-9840

or email to edpearlman277@gmail.com

The Uri Geller Museum is by appointment ONLY so places are limited.

Booking no later than 28^th May to avoid disappointment.

Please note the following: 1) Price includes a 20NIS non-refundable registration fee. 2) Cancellations after 29th May are non-refundable.

Uri Geller Museum

Categories: Trip

Rehovot Branch – Talk by Prof. Newman “To Vote or Not To Vote? That is the Question” @ on Zoom

Jun 6 @ 20:30 – 22:00

All British citizens living abroad are now eligible to register to vote in UK general elections, regardless of how long they have been living outside the UK.

But, should you?

Ex-pat Brit, Professor David Newman OBE, holds the research chair in Geopolitics in the Department of Politics and Government at Ben Gurion University.

Professor Newman will compare the UK and the Israeli electoral systems, their respective strengths and weaknesses, and how the different systems are impacted by citizens who are resident abroad nevertheless voting in their home countries.

To attend this zoom event you must register with Steve.

You can pay via Paybox or using BIT to Steve Morris 054-7228879.

Categories: Speaker

Rehovot: Talk by Helen Fry @ on Zoom

Aug 22 @ 20:30 – 22:00

Helen Fry will talk about her new book, “Women in Intelligence”, published a few months ago. The book narrates the extraordinary role women played in intelligence during World War II, way beyond the conventions of that period.