Rishon Letzion reaches out to English-speakers

Volunteers from the three Anglo organizations will be given access to city facilities once every two weeks to welcome new immigrants and provide logistical support.

By Andrew Esensten | 03:48 09.11.12 |

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Beginning next month, the Rishon Letzion municipality will sponsor a trio of immigrant organizations aimed at facilitating the absorption process for new English-speaking residents.

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Rishon Letzion reaches out to English-speakers

Volunteers from the three Anglo organizations will be given access to city facilities once every two weeks to welcome new immigrants and provide logistical support.

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