🇮🇱 Happy 73rd Birthday Israel 🇮🇱 I am so grateful to our @GovofCO @jaredpolis for recognizing Israel and honoring me as the first Israeli American to serve in the Colorado General Assembly! #AmYisraelChai! #coleg #copolitics https://t.co/SC3V8EC4fG
Dafna Jenet
@dafna_m · CO · H
Posts30
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Voting-record position-0.142
CoverageAug 30, 2020 to Oct 29, 2023
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Today was a fantastic day to get things signed <U+0001F58A><U+FE0F> Yom Ha<U+2019>atzmaut is today and @GovofCO signed a proclamation for Israeli Independence Day 75 years ago. I am proud to serve as the first Israeli-American legislator in Colorado History. #Israel75 #CoPolitics https://t.co/tMBm10qApP
out, and yet our story rebuilds. We flourished in Israel, the land of our people. We flourished in America, the land that took us in. Today my family continues to grow and the Jewish people continue to do good in the world. On this Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day 2/3
Thank you American Israelite for sharing my story. Im still on the hunt for the sponsors of my trip to Poland 30 years ago. Perhaps theyll read this article and find me! https://t.co/yw5kK0r1ju
(4/6) My family members are being called into dangerous military service. My Israeli homeland is being torn to shreds, and hundreds of innocent people are dead, with the promise of many more to come.
A few thoughts…I spoke at the Israel Rally on Sunday. The first Israeli born member of the Colorado legislature. I spoke about the work we had been doing throughout the high holidays on teshuva/repentance. I had called out a colleague of mine for his lack of desire to condem 1/4
(6/6) I am praying for peace. But until that day arrives, I will continue to stand for Israel, and for the right of the Israeli people to defend themselves and their ancestral homeland.
I am sitting at my computer shaking. This is fear like I've never known. As an airport in Dagestan is overrun by a mob of Palestinians searching through the airport for Israeli's and Jews. I don't know if you can understand the terror. 1/3
it's civilians as shields, hoards food, aid and gasoline meant for the innocent Palestinians caught up in violence of Hamas's own making. My friends and I are sitting and waiting. For when will they come for me? 3/3
(3/6) As an Israeli and a Jew, it’s hard to put into words the pain, fear, and rage that myself and my family both here and in Israel feel. My loved ones are currently living from siren to siren running for their lives to underground bunkers.