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Garin Torani
Garin Torani literally means “a seed that is Torah oriented”. The phrase is used today, in Israel, to refer to a group of idealistic, religious zionist individuals and families who try to effect social and religious development in underdeveloped communities. Their mission is to strengthen and enrich floundering Israeli communities so that they can integrate into Israeli society as a whole.
The word ''garin'' (Hebrew for seed) sums up, in a word, the way a Garin Torani functions. Garinim Toraniim, as a group, employ a unique method of social outreach. They identify a need for growth in a community. And they don’t rely solely on social programming and funding–they bring people to neighborhoods in need. People with a vision for a flourishing community, people who are successful, idealistic, giving individuals, who can stand in as the seeds for communal growth.
== History ==
The original Garinim Toraniim began in development towns in Israel. As early as 1968, a garin was established in Kiryat Shmona, and later in Ma'alot-Tarshiha, Eilat, Yerucham and Tzfat. In recent years, garinim were established in larger cities as well (Jerusalem, Tel Aviv), in inner city neighborhoods.
The idea of the Garin spread rapidly in the 1990s. At that point, the idea of building up the people and hearts of Israel, and not only the physical landmarks, took hold as part of the Religious Zionist vision. Rav Yoel Ben Nun, a leader of this new movement, expressed the idea that it is possible, and worthwhile, to settle in people’s hearts as well as in the land.
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