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Larry: Correct spelling of Tzel U'Mei Be'er

2025-06-28T21:58:54Z

Correct spelling of Tzel U'Mei Be'er

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	Stam Yom Shel Chol,		Stam Yom Shel Chol,
	Tni Li Yad,		Tni Li Yad,
	Tzel U'Mei Ba'Ir,		Tzel U'Mei Be'er,
	[[Vals LeHaganat HaTzomeiach]],		[[Vals LeHaganat HaTzomeiach]],
	Yam Tichon,		Yam Tichon,

Larry: ts -> tz in six places

2025-06-28T21:51:27Z

ts -> tz in six places

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	By Israel Yakovee: LaFelach HaRimon, Eheye Asher Eheye, Shavnu, Midbar, Ra'iti BaChalom<br/>		By Israel Yakovee: LaFelach HaRimon, Eheye Asher Eheye, Shavnu, Midbar, Ra'iti BaChalom<br/>
	By Shlomo Bachar: Shir HaShirim VeShashu'im (partner), HaKol BeSeder, HaYaffah BaNashim, Tnu Yada'im, Tefila, Chiyuchim BaBoker<br/>		By Shlomo Bachar: Shir HaShirim VeShashu'im (partner), HaKol BeSeder, HaYaffah BaNashim, Tnu Yada'im, Tefila, Chiyuchim BaBoker<br/>
	By Moshe Eskayo: Yalel Ha'wah, El Ali, Ilu ~~Tsiporim~~, Reiach Tapuach		By Moshe Eskayo: Yalel Ha'wah, El Ali, Ilu Tziporim, Reiach Tapuach

	Moshiko's dance Shababe had been introduced in Boston earlier that year, and was widely anticipated for the camp, but was withheld because the dancers present were not considered properly appreciative.		Moshiko's dance Shababe had been introduced in Boston earlier that year, and was widely anticipated for the camp, but was withheld because the dancers present were not considered properly appreciative.

	Ilu ~~Tsiporim~~, introduced this year, became by tradition the final dance of every Hora Shalom, after the Sunday morning review.		Ilu Tziporim, introduced this year, became by tradition the final dance of every Hora Shalom, after the Sunday morning review.

	==1984==		==1984==
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	The following dances were taught:<br/>		The following dances were taught:<br/>
	By Shalom Hermon: Dayagim, Debka Dayagim, Inbalim, Mezarei Yisrael, L'Or Chiyuchech, Hora Neurim<br/>		By Shalom Hermon: Dayagim, Debka Dayagim, Inbalim, Mezarei Yisrael, L'Or Chiyuchech, Hora Neurim<br/>
	By Shmulik Gov-Ari: Eretz ~~HaTsabar~~, Eretz Yisrael, Layla Tov (Panasim), Na'aleh, Shabchei Yerushalayim, Sajani<br/>		By Shmulik Gov-Ari: Eretz HaTzabar, Eretz Yisrael, Layla Tov (Panasim), Na'aleh, Shabchei Yerushalayim, Sajani<br/>
	By Shlomo Bachar: Debka Ayil, Eretz Ahuva, Shechunat Shabazi, Yesh Li Gan, Zichronot <br/>		By Shlomo Bachar: Debka Ayil, Eretz Ahuva, Shechunat Shabazi, Yesh Li Gan, Zichronot <br/>
	By Moshiko Halevy: Al Levavi, Debka Dor, Dilam Bazan, Perach Zahav, VeShavu Banim<br/>		By Moshiko Halevy: Al Levavi, Debka Dor, Dilam Bazan, Perach Zahav, VeShavu Banim<br/>
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	HaJeveret,		HaJeveret,
	HaNigun Shebalev,		HaNigun Shebalev,
	~~HaNitsan~~ Hu Perach,		HaNitzan Hu Perach,
	Heyi Shalom,		Heyi Shalom,
	Hora Gesher,		Hora Gesher,
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	Olam Chadash,		Olam Chadash,
	Or,		Or,
	Ruach ~~Atsuv~~,		Ruach Atzuv,
	Sameach Al Halev,		Sameach Al Halev,
	Shimu Achai,		Shimu Achai,
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	Stam Yom Shel Chol,		Stam Yom Shel Chol,
	Tni Li Yad,		Tni Li Yad,
	~~Tsel~~ U'Mei Ba'Ir,		Tzel U'Mei Ba'Ir,
	[[Vals LeHaganat HaTzomeiach]],		[[Vals LeHaganat HaTzomeiach]],
	Yam Tichon,		Yam Tichon,

Larry: rename and link Vals LeHaganat HaTzomeach

2024-09-14T20:19:44Z

rename and link Vals LeHaganat HaTzomeach

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	Tni Li Yad,		Tni Li Yad,
	Tsel U'Mei Ba'Ir,		Tsel U'Mei Ba'Ir,
	Vals LeHaganat ~~HaTsomeach~~,		[[Vals LeHaganat HaTzomeiach]],
	Yam Tichon,		Yam Tichon,
	Zohi Yaffo		Zohi Yaffo

Larry: Link to Eskayo camp teachers

2023-06-20T17:32:31Z

Link to Eskayo camp teachers

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	Hora Shalom (Hebrew: הורה שלום) was a Tuesday-through-Sunday dance camp created and run by [[Danny Uziel]] and [[Moshe Eskayo]]. It took place in late August, from 1981 through 1990, at Camp Cejwin, just outside Port Jervis, NJ. The other founders of the camp were [[Shlomo Bachar]], [[Moshiko Halevy]], [[Israel Yakovee]] and [[Shlomo Maman]], though Yakovee and Maman did not attend every camp. [[Ruth Goodman]] was invariably billed as teaching with Uziel. There were often guest choreographers/teachers as well.		Hora Shalom (Hebrew: הורה שלום) was a Tuesday-through-Sunday dance camp created and run by [[Danny Uziel]] and [[Moshe Eskayo]]. It took place in late August, from 1981 through 1990, at Camp Cejwin, just outside Port Jervis, NJ. The other founders of the camp were [[Shlomo Bachar]], [[Moshiko Halevy]], [[Israel Yakovee]] and [[Shlomo Maman]], though Yakovee and Maman did not attend every camp. [[Ruth Goodman]] was invariably billed as teaching with Uziel. There were often guest choreographers/teachers as well. (A table of all teachers at Moshe's camps can be found [[Eskayo camp teachers\|here]].)

	Camp traditions included the Thursday night bonfire and the invariable Saturday night talent show.		Camp traditions included the Thursday night bonfire and the invariable Saturday night talent show.

Larry: a few links

2022-10-08T19:20:31Z

a few links

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	Camp ran from August 24 to August 29, and was memorably one of the coldest ever.		Camp ran from August 24 to August 29, and was memorably one of the coldest ever.

	Dances taught included Muzika, Arbayim, At Yaffa, Odecha Ki Anitani, Chanita, [[Yalel Ha'wah]], Ahava, HaReshut (partner), Debka K'na'an, Et Dodim Kala, Ga'aguim, Sovev Galgal, Shoshanat Teiman, Chazara LaMutav, Omrim Yeshna Eretz, Yasmin, HaLayla Tov LeAhava, Stav Lavan, Zemer Avivi, Shir Eres Negbi, Hora (Maman), Manginot (Maman), HaDorchim BaGat, Shir Mizmor, and perhaps others.		Dances taught included Muzika, Arbayim, At Yaffa, Odecha Ki Anitani, Chanita, [[Yalel Ha'wah]], Ahava, HaReshut (partner), Debka K'na'an, Et Dodim Kala, Ga'aguim, Sovev Galgal, Shoshanat Teiman, Chazara LaMutav, Omrim Yeshna Eretz, Yasmin, HaLayla Tov LeAhava, Stav Lavan, Zemer Avivi, Shir Eres Negbi, [[Hora (Maman)]], Manginot (Maman), HaDorchim BaGat, Shir Mizmor, and perhaps others.

	==1983==		==1983==
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	By Yankele Levy: Bnei Yehuda, Layla BeKahir, [[Ahavat Chayai]], Al Sadeh VeYa'ar, Imi Imi, HaJeveret, [[Eten Bamidbar]], Hinach Yaffa<br/>		By Yankele Levy: Bnei Yehuda, Layla BeKahir, [[Ahavat Chayai]], Al Sadeh VeYa'ar, Imi Imi, HaJeveret, [[Eten Bamidbar]], Hinach Yaffa<br/>
	By Shlomo Bachar: Debka LeYakir, BaLayla BaChatzot, Shir Ladonai, Lama Lidog HaYom, Eshal Elohai, Kolot HaShomron<br/>		By Shlomo Bachar: Debka LeYakir, BaLayla BaChatzot, Shir Ladonai, Lama Lidog HaYom, Eshal Elohai, Kolot HaShomron<br/>
	By Moshe Eskayo: Debka Oud, Dror Yikra, HaYoshevet BaGanim, Simchu Na, Hora Gilad<br/>		By Moshe Eskayo: Debka Oud, [[Dror Yikra]], HaYoshevet BaGanim, Simchu Na, Hora Gilad<br/>
	By Israel Yakovee: Shavnu, LeFelach HaRimon, Mi Li Yiten, [[Im Ninalu]], Ofra<br/>		By Israel Yakovee: Shavnu, LeFelach HaRimon, Mi Li Yiten, [[Im Ninalu]], Ofra<br/>
	By Danny Uziel and Ruth Goodman: Ahavat Ra'aya, Vals Agur HaZahav, Or V'Yerushalayim, Na'amah		By Danny Uziel and Ruth Goodman: Ahavat Ra'aya, Vals Agur HaZahav, Or V'Yerushalayim, Na'amah
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	By Danny Uziel and Ruth Goodman: BeIkvotayich, Rachamim (partner), Lo Na'atzor, Shir Al Re'i, Yalel Yalel, Heichan Ahuvi, Eich Af HaZman<br/>		By Danny Uziel and Ruth Goodman: BeIkvotayich, Rachamim (partner), Lo Na'atzor, Shir Al Re'i, Yalel Yalel, Heichan Ahuvi, Eich Af HaZman<br/>
	By Israel Yakovee: Na'anei El El, Ofra, [[Sovev Galgal]], Shavnu, Shuvi K'lilat Hod<br/>		By Israel Yakovee: Na'anei El El, Ofra, [[Sovev Galgal]], Shavnu, Shuvi K'lilat Hod<br/>
	By Shlomo Bachar: Lach HaShir, Ruach Tzfonit, HaFinjan, Marlen, Yesh Li Gan, Al Kol ~~Eileh~~ <br/>		By Shlomo Bachar: Lach HaShir, Ruach Tzfonit, HaFinjan, Marlen, Yesh Li Gan, Al Kol Eleh <br/>
	By Moshe Eskayo: Shir HaChatuna, Hora Gila, Etz Harimon<br/>		By Moshe Eskayo: Shir HaChatuna, Hora Gila, Etz Harimon<br/>
	By Moshiko Halevy: Reiach Hadas, Mi Kamocha, BaShvilim, Haduni<br/>		By Moshiko Halevy: Reiach Hadas, Mi Kamocha, BaShvilim, Haduni<br/>
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	Ima,		Ima,
	Jeddili,		Jeddili,
	Kvar Acharei Chatzot,		[[Kvar Acharei Chatzot]],
	Karnaval,		Karnaval,
	Keshenavo,		Keshenavo,

Larry: Link to Eten Bamidbar

2022-05-25T21:04:47Z

Link to Eten Bamidbar

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	The following dances were taught:<br/>		The following dances were taught:<br/>
	By Moshiko Halevy: Shababe, Mizmor LeDavid, BeLev HaLel, Renanim<br/>		By Moshiko Halevy: Shababe, Mizmor LeDavid, BeLev HaLel, Renanim<br/>
	By Yankele Levy: Bnei Yehuda, Layla BeKahir, [[Ahavat Chayai]], Al Sadeh VeYa'ar, Imi Imi, HaJeveret, Eten ~~BaMidbar~~, Hinach Yaffa<br/>		By Yankele Levy: Bnei Yehuda, Layla BeKahir, [[Ahavat Chayai]], Al Sadeh VeYa'ar, Imi Imi, HaJeveret, [[Eten Bamidbar]], Hinach Yaffa<br/>
	By Shlomo Bachar: Debka LeYakir, BaLayla BaChatzot, Shir Ladonai, Lama Lidog HaYom, Eshal Elohai, Kolot HaShomron<br/>		By Shlomo Bachar: Debka LeYakir, BaLayla BaChatzot, Shir Ladonai, Lama Lidog HaYom, Eshal Elohai, Kolot HaShomron<br/>
	By Moshe Eskayo: Debka Oud, Dror Yikra, HaYoshevet BaGanim, Simchu Na, Hora Gilad<br/>		By Moshe Eskayo: Debka Oud, Dror Yikra, HaYoshevet BaGanim, Simchu Na, Hora Gilad<br/>

Larry: Add 1990 as a real year

2021-02-27T12:24:30Z

Add 1990 as a real year

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	Hora Shalom (Hebrew: הורה שלום) was a Tuesday-through-Sunday dance camp created and run by [[Danny Uziel]] and [[Moshe Eskayo]]. It took place in late August, from 1981 through ~~1989~~, at Camp Cejwin, just outside Port Jervis, NJ. The other founders of the camp were [[Shlomo Bachar]], [[Moshiko Halevy]], [[Israel Yakovee]] and [[Shlomo Maman]], though Yakovee and Maman did not attend every camp. [[Ruth Goodman]] was invariably billed as teaching with Uziel. There were often guest choreographers/teachers as well.		Hora Shalom (Hebrew: הורה שלום) was a Tuesday-through-Sunday dance camp created and run by [[Danny Uziel]] and [[Moshe Eskayo]]. It took place in late August, from 1981 through 1990, at Camp Cejwin, just outside Port Jervis, NJ. The other founders of the camp were [[Shlomo Bachar]], [[Moshiko Halevy]], [[Israel Yakovee]] and [[Shlomo Maman]], though Yakovee and Maman did not attend every camp. [[Ruth Goodman]] was invariably billed as teaching with Uziel. There were often guest choreographers/teachers as well.

	Camp traditions included the Thursday night bonfire and the invariable Saturday night talent show.		Camp traditions included the Thursday night bonfire and the invariable Saturday night talent show.
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	==1989==		==1989==
	Camp ran from August 22 to August 27. Guest teachers: Shmulik Gov-Ari and Irit (Eskayo) Sasson.		Camp ran from August 22 to August 27. Guest teachers: Shmulik Gov-Ari and Irit (Eskayo) Sasson.

			==1990==
			Danny Uziel ran the camp by himself, Eskayo having split off to run the first [[Hora Keff]].

	==Post Hora Shalom==		==Post Hora Shalom==

	~~In 1990, Danny Uziel organized a camp at Cejwin which ran concurrently with the first [[Hora Keff]].~~

	In 1992, Camp Cejwin closed and the facility became the [http://www.tsfamilychristiancenter.com/ Tri-State Family Christian Center], an organization whose mission is "to bless the people of Port Jervis and the surrounding communities". Several dancers visited the camp many years later, and found decorations from Hora Shalom still on the walls of the Nush, possibly because the paired dancers looked like angels.		In 1992, Camp Cejwin closed and the facility became the [http://www.tsfamilychristiancenter.com/ Tri-State Family Christian Center], an organization whose mission is "to bless the people of Port Jervis and the surrounding communities". Several dancers visited the camp many years later, and found decorations from Hora Shalom still on the walls of the Nush, possibly because the paired dancers looked like angels.

Larry: /* 1986 */ Link to Shalom Hermon essay.

2021-02-27T12:15:23Z

1986: Link to Shalom Hermon essay.

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	In an iconic incident, Moshe shut off the music late one night, but the dancers refused to stop. They sang the tunes in order to continue dancing, most notable singing Debka Dor over and over.		In an iconic incident, Moshe shut off the music late one night, but the dancers refused to stop. They sang the tunes in order to continue dancing, most notable singing Debka Dor over and over.

			Shalom Hermon gave a talk (in the Nush) about the history of Israeli folkdance. It was not recorded, but he provided an essay for inclusion in the camp syllabus. That essay can be found [[Media:Herman.pdf\|here]].

	==1987==		==1987==

Larry: Update cejwin fire link to web.archive.org

2021-02-27T03:05:06Z

Update cejwin fire link to web.archive.org

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	In 1992, Camp Cejwin closed and the facility became the [http://www.tsfamilychristiancenter.com/ Tri-State Family Christian Center], an organization whose mission is "to bless the people of Port Jervis and the surrounding communities". Several dancers visited the camp many years later, and found decorations from Hora Shalom still on the walls of the Nush, possibly because the paired dancers looked like angels.		In 1992, Camp Cejwin closed and the facility became the [http://www.tsfamilychristiancenter.com/ Tri-State Family Christian Center], an organization whose mission is "to bless the people of Port Jervis and the surrounding communities". Several dancers visited the camp many years later, and found decorations from Hora Shalom still on the walls of the Nush, possibly because the paired dancers looked like angels.

	On January 7, 2014, a [http://www.recordonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20140108/NEWS/~~140109727/-1/rss01~~ fire] destroyed the building that Camp Cejwin called the Syn-Aud, which during Hora Shalom housed one of two parallel teaching sessions and the talent show.		On January 7, 2014, a [http://web.archive.org/web/20140109204854/http://www.recordonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20140108/NEWS/401080325 fire] destroyed the building that Camp Cejwin called the Syn-Aud, which during Hora Shalom housed one of two parallel teaching sessions and the talent show.

	[[Category:Events]]		[[Category:Events]]

Larry: A few links

2020-01-30T03:17:52Z

A few links

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	Camp ran from August 24 to August 29, and was memorably one of the coldest ever.		Camp ran from August 24 to August 29, and was memorably one of the coldest ever.

	Dances taught included Muzika, Arbayim, At Yaffa, Odecha Ki Anitani, Chanita, Yalel Ha'wah, Ahava, HaReshut (partner), Debka K'na'an, Et Dodim Kala, Ga'aguim, Sovev Galgal, Shoshanat Teiman, Chazara LaMutav, Omrim Yeshna Eretz, Yasmin, HaLayla Tov LeAhava, Stav Lavan, Zemer Avivi, Shir Eres Negbi, Hora (Maman), Manginot (Maman), HaDorchim BaGat, Shir Mizmor, and perhaps others.		Dances taught included Muzika, Arbayim, At Yaffa, Odecha Ki Anitani, Chanita, [[Yalel Ha'wah]], Ahava, HaReshut (partner), Debka K'na'an, Et Dodim Kala, Ga'aguim, Sovev Galgal, Shoshanat Teiman, Chazara LaMutav, Omrim Yeshna Eretz, Yasmin, HaLayla Tov LeAhava, Stav Lavan, Zemer Avivi, Shir Eres Negbi, Hora (Maman), Manginot (Maman), HaDorchim BaGat, Shir Mizmor, and perhaps others.

	==1983==		==1983==
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	The following dances were taught:<br/>		The following dances were taught:<br/>
	By Shlomo Maman: Chai, BeSheket Kimat BeSod, Ballada LeMa'ayan, Shir Zmirot, Shiri Li Kinneret, Simchat Ne'urim, Perach HaLilach, Hora Yayin, Hora Shalom<br/>		By Shlomo Maman: Chai, BeSheket Kimat BeSod, Ballada LeMa'ayan, Shir Zmirot, Shiri Li Kinneret, Simchat Ne'urim, Perach HaLilach, [[Hora Yayin]], Hora Shalom<br/>
	By Danny Uziel and Ruth Goodman: Slichot, Anavai, Bo BeShalom, Kismei Sha'ul, Teivat HaZimrah<br/>		By Danny Uziel and Ruth Goodman: Slichot, Anavai, Bo BeShalom, Kismei Sha'ul, Teivat HaZimrah<br/>
	By Moshiko Halevy: Sachaki, Mechol HaMezeg, Kirya Yefefiyah, Shevach LaEl, Masoret<br/>		By Moshiko Halevy: Sachaki, Mechol HaMezeg, Kirya Yefefiyah, Shevach LaEl, Masoret<br/>
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	The following dances were taught:<br/>		The following dances were taught:<br/>
	By Moshiko Halevy: Shababe, Mizmor LeDavid, BeLev HaLel, Renanim<br/>		By Moshiko Halevy: Shababe, Mizmor LeDavid, BeLev HaLel, Renanim<br/>
	By Yankele Levy: Bnei Yehuda, Layla BeKahir, Ahavat Chayai, Al Sadeh VeYa'ar, Imi Imi, HaJeveret, Eten BaMidbar, Hinach Yaffa<br/>		By Yankele Levy: Bnei Yehuda, Layla BeKahir, [[Ahavat Chayai]], Al Sadeh VeYa'ar, Imi Imi, HaJeveret, Eten BaMidbar, Hinach Yaffa<br/>
	By Shlomo Bachar: Debka LeYakir, BaLayla BaChatzot, Shir Ladonai, Lama Lidog HaYom, Eshal Elohai, Kolot HaShomron<br/>		By Shlomo Bachar: Debka LeYakir, BaLayla BaChatzot, Shir Ladonai, Lama Lidog HaYom, Eshal Elohai, Kolot HaShomron<br/>
	By Moshe Eskayo: Debka Oud, Dror Yikra, HaYoshevet BaGanim, Simchu Na, Hora Gilad<br/>		By Moshe Eskayo: Debka Oud, Dror Yikra, HaYoshevet BaGanim, Simchu Na, Hora Gilad<br/>