The event, aims to provide local teens with an opportunity to discuss a range of topics related to the importance of Israel and the current escalation of terror and violence, and victims of terror worldwide. Some features include an Israeli style breakfast, testimonial from an Israeli soldier and multimedia presentation.
On Thursday, Nov. 5, "Cteen," Chabad of Hunterdon County's Teen Network, will be co-hosting "Solidarity with Israel Breakfast" with Flemington Young Judea.
The event, aims to provide local teens with an opportunity to discuss a range of topics related to the importance of Israel and the current escalation of terror and violence, and victims of terror worldwide. Some features include an Israeli style breakfast, testimonial from an Israeli soldier and multimedia presentation.
The teens will also be making care packages and "prayer dog tags" for soldiers in the IDF. "I really want to make a difference not only in one soldier's life, but many others," said Ariel Hylton President of Flemington Young Judea. "It is imperative that we support the soldiers fighting for the state of Israel."
"Israel has always been a beacon of democracy in the Middle East," said Rabbi Shloime Greene Cteen co-director, "and in light of current events, it is important to stand in solidarity with Israel and its citizens. "
The breakfast will take place Thursday, Nov. 5, at 11 a.m., at Factory Fuel Co. in Flemington.
For more information and full Cteen programing contact Shloime Greene, Cteen of Hunterdon County email: cteen@jewishhunterdon.com, phone: 908-238-9010 or visit www.jewishhunterdon.com/cteen