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Documentary about Kinder Kit Recipient School wins the Oscar!
Recently, Ve’ahavta partnered with Holy Blossom Temple to distribute 700 Kinder Kits at the Bialek Rogozin School near Tel Aviv. A documentary about the school, called Strangers No More, won the Oscar for Best Documentary Short Subject .
Read about this in the article published by Haaretz.com on February 28th, 2011;
Excerpt: The movie tells the tale of the children from 48 different countries who attend the Bialik-Rogozin School, many of whom have escaped genocide, war and hunger to arrive in Israel.
For the full article, click here.