| The JDC Strategic Partnerships Mission. Somewhere near Almaty, Kazakhastan |
| Meeting with the Consul-General of Israel in Istanbul |
| Most public buildings, schools, etc. in Istanbul, need to have hard-hats under seats in case of earthquakes |
| Istanbul in the morning, looking over the Bosphorus |
| Aya Sofia |
| The Basilica Cisterns, underneath Istanbul |
| The wonderful Day Center at Hesed Almaty |
| Food packages for elderly clients in Hesed Almaty |
| Amazing and dedicated volunteers at Hesed Almaty, helping to put food packages together for those in need |
| An international photo exhibit and competition by young members of Hesed Almaty - the photos were beautiful, and the message of cooperation and recording shared heritage was inspiring |
| Photo from the competition |
| Almaty in the morning. Not warm. |
| Guny village, about an hour from Almaty |
| Traditional Kazakh cooking class. |
| Yurt village |
| Food preparation (there's a hole underneath the pot where you add blocks of wood and build a fire) |
| Not the-vegetarian-option |
| Lunch in Guny |
| Dancing class in Hesed Almaty |
| Arts and crafts in Hesed Almaty |
| Singing group in Hesed Almaty |
| Downtown Astana |
| A warm and lovely welcome in Hesed Astana |
| Yelena, Director of Hesed Astana |
| The Pyramid of Peace in Astana |
| The Pyramid of Peace in Astana |
| Astana Opera House |
| Bayterek is the most famous landmark in Astana. The legend behind this tower as a symbol is that it represents a poplar tree, where the magic bird Samruk laid its egg. |
| The view from the top of Baytarek |
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