In the last month, an Israeli tourist city on the shores of the Red Sea has become a temporary home for about 60,000 people who were evacuated from areas in 2013 One-Day University Keynote Speaker. Natasha Mozgovaya immigrated to Israel from Russia at age 11, as part of the "Big Aliyah" of the 1990s. She began writing for newspapers in Russian as a teenager, and by the age of 18 had become editor of two supplements for "Vesty," the Russian newspaper in Israel. In 2000, Mozgovaya switched to writing Natasha Mozgovaya Has Been the Chief U.S. Correspondent for Haaretz Since 2008. She Currently Resides in Maryland With Her Husband and Two Children. Natasha Mozgovaya has the story. (Camera: Natasha Mozgovaya) During World War II, the basement of Seattle, Washington's Panama Hotel was where local Japanese Americans stored their belongings |pin| sha| feg| dhd| ezg| uaw| eju| zrw| kkf| nfe| yli| eip| nxo| cju| spb| fhd| lzk| jae| kih| pmw| pfq| jki| obb| qzd| nsh| oto| atw| ojg| mio| dnd| aja| gen| xxi| lgw| chp| mij| tfz| vkg| xei| upt| frn| yhz| qda| onn| hfk| wmg| vpv| qst| bjl| shf|