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Eliot grew up in Southgate in North London, and his family was very involved in the small Jewish community there, including having a Shabbat table full of guests every week.
Before making Aliyah in 2013, Eliot was Youth Director for a couple of communities in North London.
Eliot lives in Jerusalem with his wife Rena and three daughters, Emunah, Hallel, and Nili, and works in marketing.
In this episode, he discusses his life story, his transition to life in Israel, and his deep love for the land and people of Israel.
Eliot reflects on the tragic loss of his brother, Nathanel, a young soldier who was killed in combat on October 7th, sharing insights into the profound impact this had on his family.
Elliot discusses the support his family received during their unimaginable grief, the importance of unity and community, and how his brother's legacy lives on through acts of kindness and resilience.
This episode underscores the heroism of soldiers and the strength found in communal bonds amidst adversity.
To hear more from Eliot, listen to his podcast Hero Israel.
And please feel free to check out this website dedicated to Nathanel Young.
Am Yisrael Chai
00:00 - Meet Eliot Young
01:56 - Life in North London
02:50 - Aliyah
09:59 - Sibling Relationships and Family Dynamics
18:29 - Nathanel's Personality and Legacy
33:33 - Support and Community Response
42:00 - The Day of October 7th
50:16 - The Aftermath and Family Support
51:58 - A Brother's Journey to Ashkelon
58:09 - The Funeral and Community Support
01:14:11 - A Lasting Impact
01:21:13 - Moving Forward with Purpose
*For updates and conversations about these episodes, follow me at @talesoftamar on Instagram.
You can also reach out to [email protected] with questions, comments, or inquiries, and/or check out my website tales-of.com to learn more about who I am and what I do.
If you would like to donate to continue the initiative, please send money via Zelle to [email protected]
Thank you for listening and strengthening the Jewish nation!
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Eliot grew up in Southgate in North London, and his family was very involved in the small Jewish community there, including having a Shabbat table full of guests every week.
Before making Aliyah in 2013, Eliot was Youth Director for a couple of communities in North London.
Eliot lives in Jerusalem with his wife Rena and three daughters, Emunah, Hallel, and Nili, and works in marketing.
In this episode, he discusses his life story, his transition to life in Israel, and his deep love for the land and people of Israel.
Eliot reflects on the tragic loss of his brother, Nathanel, a young soldier who was killed in combat on October 7th, sharing insights into the profound impact this had on his family.
Elliot discusses the support his family received during their unimaginable grief, the importance of unity and community, and how his brother's legacy lives on through acts of kindness and resilience.
This episode underscores the heroism of soldiers and the strength found in communal bonds amidst adversity.
To hear more from Eliot, listen to his podcast Hero Israel.
And please feel free to check out this website dedicated to Nathanel Young.
Am Yisrael Chai
00:00 - Meet Eliot Young
01:56 - Life in North London
02:50 - Aliyah
09:59 - Sibling Relationships and Family Dynamics
18:29 - Nathanel's Personality and Legacy
33:33 - Support and Community Response
42:00 - The Day of October 7th
50:16 - The Aftermath and Family Support
51:58 - A Brother's Journey to Ashkelon
58:09 - The Funeral and Community Support
01:14:11 - A Lasting Impact
01:21:13 - Moving Forward with Purpose
*For updates and conversations about these episodes, follow me at @talesoftamar on Instagram.
You can also reach out to [email protected] with questions, comments, or inquiries, and/or check out my website tales-of.com to learn more about who I am and what I do.
If you would like to donate to continue the initiative, please send money via Zelle to [email protected]
Thank you for listening and strengthening the Jewish nation!
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