Hi, I'm Aiton Weinstein.

And I'm Noor Minninger.

Immigrating to Israel is not easy.

Alongside mastering Hebrew, finding a job, and making friends,

one of the biggest challenges is simply to integrate, to find your place, to feel like a local.

If you're an artist immigrating here, it can be even more

difficult. If language is not your medium, art is certainly always a cultural thing, and the divide

can easily become a chasm. Nonetheless, Tel Aviv has become a vibrant multinational city, and it seems

that English speakers are thriving here.

Even if you're an Israeli English speaker, so long as you're present on social media,

you can't escape the stream of immigrant-produced content emanating from Israel.

And at the top of that chart, sitting comfortably on her throne, is Renny Grinchpan, the benevolent queen.

Rennie Grinchpan is an actor, creator, and a model who made Aliyah almost four years ago.

Since then, she's been scorching Israel's Facebook feed with hilarious viral videos,

mainly as part of the Israeliote group, making her one of the most known and influential

local internet stars. Reni graduated the Columbia School of Journalism. She's created videos for the

Jewish Daily Forward and the Tross Creative House. Reni Grinchpan is here with us today to answer

the age-old question, chocolate or vanilla. Also, will there

be peace in the Middle East? This episode is brought to you by Roadmap Jerusalem. Roadmap

Jerusalem is a great new documentary. What does Jerusalem mean to you? That's the question that led

Rabbi Nolan Liebowitz to make this documentary. And you know, a lot of people have different

answers to that. Some people think it's home. Some people think it's the heart of the Jewish people.

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