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The document describes a localized leadership development program called HALEL that meets once a month for a year where members pay a small fee. The monthly classes cover topics like Jewish education, women's issues, Hadassah education, and Israeli current events. Members take turns leading discussions and have homework assignments between meetings. The program can be done locally or virtually and aims to empower women, build involvement, and foster lasting friendships among members.
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