We explore what it's like to grow up Jewish in Melbourne, Australia through the eyes of 10-year-old Chaya, discovering both the differences and surprising similarities in Jewish life across the globe. • Chaya introduces her life in Melbourne, Australia including her Jewish school and community • Discussion about Australia's unique wildlife like kangaroos and koalas that are native only to Australia • Exploration of the 14-hour time difference between America and Australia • Chaya shares the story of her synagogue burning down in an anti-Semitic attack and the Prime Minister's visit afterward • Conversation about Jewish community life in Melbourne with various denominations learning together • Announcement about the Chai-a-thon fundraiser benefiting Chai Lifeline with new features including Chai Bucks and a stand-up kit • Chaya's hope for the future that all Jewish people will be together in Israel with Moshiach • Discussion about showing kindness to bring Moshiach closer, especially during the Three Weeks ......................................................................... Join the Chai-a-thon at chaiathon.org to help children fighting serious illness while earning prizes and making a difference through kindness and tzedakah. ......................................................................... Check out the Customix new Etsy shop and find the coolest custom airbrushed swag from Israel! https://www.etsy.com/shop/CustomixArt?ref=shop_profile&listing_id=1861209251 ......................................................................... 🎧 Remember to send all responses, questions, comments, and ideas to
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