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Tel Aviv Living, Yom Ha'atzmaut

A Tel Aviv Girl Wears a Sweater-Vest? No Way!
Vest Wishes Israel!

By Chava Ewa

Last Updated 22 April 2026 at 11:30 AM

Tel Aviv, Rothschild: Are the History books trolling us? Is it a conspiracy? Our friend Romi C, a mom of 3 from Modi’in, was looking for historical photos of Yom HaAtzmaut (Israeli Independence Day) to show her kids and was quite shocked at what she found. “This must be fake. This photo is supposed to be young people in Tel Aviv outside of a movie theater, but they’re dressed strangely. Nobody has piercings or tattoos.” she exclaimed.

Romi explained her interest in Israeli History. “We’re a very Zionist family, you know.” Romi emphasized. “We made Aliyah a long time ago when there were real hardships. You know, before they had Ziplocs in Osher Ad and before Amazon shipped here.“

We sat with Romi and examined other well-known historical photos of Tel Aviv that we found in history books. “That’s a photo of the beach in Tel Aviv? Why is everyone dressed like they’re going to a Bar Mitzvah?” she remarked .”More importantly, where are all the dogs???“

Where’s the Bar Mitzvah?

With photos showing Tel Aviv residents in long skirts, button-up shirts, and long pants, the evidence was undeniably clear: either Tel Aviv was a Haredi city in the late 1940’s or someone was using AI on these photos from 77 years ago!

Aliyah, Nefesh B' Nefesh

“But if my parents make Aliyah, who will shlep my shopping to Israel?” American Olah sues Nefesh B’ Nefesh

Living the Dream Aliyah Nefesh B' NefeshDISCLAIMER: This article has been submitted by a guest writer and by no means represents the editorial opinion of the Daily Freier. ‘Cuz we mamash love Nefesh B’ Nefesh. Live the Dream!

By Chava Ewa

Last Updated 10/29/2017 at 3:30 PM

Ramat Beit Shemesh-Aleph: An American Olah-Sorta-Hadasha has served Nefesh B ‘Nefesh with a restraining order, stipulating that the esteemed Aliyah agency stay no less than 500 meters from her parents and “not to try to reach them on Pinterest.” Ramat Beit Shemesh-Aleph resident Sherrie M. has laid down the law with Nefesh B’Nefesh on behalf of her elderly parents. Nefesh B’ Nefesh is now barred from any contact or communication with Sherry’s parents for a period of 10 years. Speaking from her home, Sherrie explained how distressed she was upon learning that a Nefesh representative had spoken at their family Shul and was passing out brochures.

“The fliers said ‘Live the Dream‘. But how do they know what my parents’ dream is? Maybe their dream is to stay in New Jersey and come visit me every four months with three extra suitcases of my online purchases. Did they every think of that? Huh???”

“They’re selfish! They’re only thinking about themselves and their agenda… shame on them for taking advantage of vulnerable older people like that!” Sherrie fumed while browsing Amazon for pumpkin spice k-cups. “You think two cases is enough? Or should I get three? What about Ziplocs?”

Despite all the current drama, Sherrie assured the Daily Freier that she was reasonable and open to compromise. “I would be happy if they spoke with Nefesh once the restraining order is up. Besides, in 10 years Shloimie my oldest boy should be going off to YU. So you know, I will just have Target ship everything to his dorm and he can bring it to me during Spring Break, Summer Break, the Chagim, and Chanukah.”

Using their online package tracer, the Daily Freier was able to follow an Amazon delivery truck to the Teaneck, New Jersey home of Murray and Rhonda, Sherrie’s parents. “Our daughter is a true Zionist pioneer and we are so proud of her. Things are difficult over there. Even Target is afraid to ship to them! So if we can help her by bringing a few things, it’s the least we can do.” explained Rhonda. “Imagine if she had to go to the mall. I mean, those are dangerous places! Our ladies tehillim group has been davening for that poor boy lost in Dizengoff center since 2015. Wait…. did he ever make his way out?“