Youth Aliyah

It was now beautifully organized under her supervision.

And from there- At the age of 70, she took on what she considered her most important position, which was she headed what was called Youth Aliyah.

It was the beginning of the '30s.

Uh, World War II was about to break out.

I, I...

You know, she was very famous in her own day.

And President Roosevelt, who was the president then, wrote to her, uh, complimented her on, on Youth Aliyah.

Fiorello La Guardia, who was the mayor of New York, gave her the keys to the city.