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And it is a generally non-judgemental city where most shuls and schools contain people from all backgrounds and standards

He is an American Oleh who was a Kiruv Rav in various communities in America before moving to Karmiel in 2010

Chinuch The Chariedi institutions were all founded by Rav Margalit and are all around his network called Keren Orah yet they act as independent schools with their own hanalahs

Many of the Rebbeim are English speakers and many of the Americans send their children to this school, while the Anglo Kollel families send to the the Cheder school

Rocks Park (Karmiel)

There is one central shul Matan Nachliel there that is mixed with Chareidim, Daati Leumi, and Anglos.

Aroma: Deciding to make Aliyah is not only a hard decision, but could be the biggest decision a family could make
Karmiel: Karmiel is for those that are looking for a more "out of Town" community, where you have all the amenities of living in a big city but with a sense of being part of a community
Biga Karmiel: It quietly tears you down and builds you up with the hopes and prayers and promises of a new life and dream for a generation that suffered so horribly

They daven nusach sefard, the shul is a mix of chareidi Israeli and American baalabatim and Kollel Families as well as many Daati Leumi families ashkenaz and Sefard

Going thru the village to the park was not pleasant- some narrow roads, with difficulty when a car came fom the opposite side

I often visit this place with my grandchildren as it includes a modern, relatively new movie theater and McDonalds

Karmiel is a very clean city Each street has a city worker that come each morning with a broom to clean the streets There are numerous parks every few blocks and one large park called Park Hamishpacha which is one of the largest in the North many fun activities including a corn maze, balls for children to play in, life size chess and outdoor bowling

Rocks Park (Karmiel)

I cannot think of any other businesses in BIG that actually provide what a Western expat what would consider REAL customer service.

Aroma: There is a train that goes to Tel Aviv and from there to Yerushalayim as well as Chaifa which is quite frequent
From Holocaust to Resurrection, Karmiel: Hotter than Yerushalayim and humid
Home: The city has a number of English-speaking medical practitioners

We go there few times a year and the place is solid! That is where the remaining 10% of Chareidi families live

There are large local Supermarkets that carry full mehadrin lines as well there are local Makolets that carry all of the premium Hashgachas meats and poultry

The many olim who come have to be ready for the challenge of learning the language and integrating into society

There is truly no other community in Israel that is as open and connected as we are in MiBereshit

Karmiel

Our Guide brought us here to see this powerful memorial.

Biga Karmiel: Rabbonim Rav Margalit is rav of the city
Rocks Park (Karmiel): There is also daily direct bus service to Yerushalayim and Tel Aviv as well as excellent local inter and intra-city transportation available
Big Karmiel Shopping Center: The statues and the park were designed and made by Nicky Imber starting in 1978