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Ongoing conflict in Israel According to AIPAC (the American-Israel Political Action Committee) “today was another devastating day in Israel as the death count grew to 1,200 people, the population equivalent of 48,000 Americans. The IDF has announced that 189 soldiers are among those killed.” The unrestrained brutality of Hamas is mind-boggling – entire families murdered, […]
Read MoreDear PragerU supporter, Israel is at war. Hundreds of innocent women, children, and elderly Israeli civilians were kidnapped and slaughtered by Hamas in the biggest attack against Israel in 50 years. Why is this happening? At this moment, as lies and misinformation about Israel are spreading across the Internet and the media, it is critical that […]
Read MoreThis is a re-post from The Land of Israel Network Shalom Friends! This is the most important video I’ve ever made. It is the story of how my family, my wife and six children, sold our home and most of our possessions to settle the most strategic area at the edge of Jewish settlement in Judea. […]
Read MoreThis is a re-post from Chabad Unpack layers of Biblical and rabbinic text to understand the inner mechanics of this sometimes-overlooked but super-important holiday.
Read MoreThis is a re-post from CBN News YouTube Channel THE ARUGOT FARM, JUDEA — Much of the world calls the land of Judea and Samaria the West Bank. To many Christians and especially the Jews living there, it’s considered the land of the Bible. Resting on Judean hills not far from Jerusalem lies the Arugot […]
Read MoreThis is a re-post from The Office of Rabbi Sacks
Read MoreNow that the polls have closed, open our hearts. Now that the election has ended, let this be a new beginning Grant us equanimity to live with the legal outcomes and a hope for peaceful transitions. We are tired, spent, anxious. Remind us that our real hope lies in You, God. And in Your call […]
Read MoreThis is a re-post from The Office of Rabbi Sacks A spokesperson for The Office of Rabbi Sacks issued the following statement on 15th October 2020:
Read MoreThis is a re-post from Jerusalem Institute of Justice
Read MoreThis is a re-post from chabad.org Finally, I got myself to watch the video. And I saw something I had never seen before in a lifetime. Slowly, coldly— “callously” does not do justice—not as a man kills an animal or even swats a fly, but as a man puts out a smoldering campfire before falling […]
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