By what do we endure?
We have soil and it is slipping, and yet
We have beauty and it fades, and yet
We have skin and it is transparent
We have a body and it is air
We have love, a river of dismay, a bay of pain.
By what do we endure?
We have a moment and it is fleeting, and yet
We have a memory and it is forgotten, and yet
We have life, and language, and death
A gaze, momentary, then The Wasteland
We have small hints and a big question, and yet
And yet, and yet.
We endure
By the air of the morning, we endure
The infant morning will bring a smile to our faces.

• by Israel Neta (of Kibbutz Be’eri) from: The Song of the Land

Translation from Hebrew – Aliza Raz-Melzer

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And yet…for Chubeza, it’s Work as Usual!

If you need to cancel an upcoming order, please let us know as soon as possible.

 If the situation has caused you to relocate and you would like to receive your vegetables at a different address, send us a message. Whenever possible, we’ll deliver your box there.
Unless you have notified us otherwise, we will continue our regular delivery schedule. Should there be changes, we’ll advise.

Take good care of yourselves, both in body and soul.

May each morning bring a smile to your face!

May the war very speedily end!

Wishing peaceful times for you all,

The Chubeza Team