What is it like to live in a place where half the year there’s no night, and half a year there’s hardly any day? The Binah Magazine interviewed the young Glitsenstein shluchim about their shlichus in Anchorage, Alaska.
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What is it like to live in a place where half the year there’s no night, and half a year there’s hardly any day? The Binah Magazine interviewed the young Glitsenstein shluchim about their shlichus in Anchorage, Alaska.
Young shliach Mendel Glitsenstein described to the Binah Magazine how it is to live in the USA’s northernmost state. He speaks about the sun rising at 10:30 AM in the winter, and setting at 11:30 PM in the summer, how he attends school with friends from around the world, and the reason they live in Alaska.
Read the full interview below.
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