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This is a re-post from Hayovel The next episode of the Joshua & Caleb Report is here! Come along for a fun and exciting tour with Luke Hilton and Caleb Waller as they visit the wineries nestled amongst the hills of the Shomron Mountains that run through the heart of the land of Israel. Each […]
Read MoreWords cannot express my love for you. You have been my best friend for many years – our connection to each other was quite unexpected ‐ and magical. You and I define “b’shert” – we are soulmates – destined to be together – and for a reason, I do not understand, and cannot grasp, you […]
Read MoreThis is a re-post fromWSJ by NAFTALI BENNETT I am often asked how a country the size of New Jersey, with fewer residents than New York City, became a global high-tech force. In a dynamic world, where innovation and adaptation are crucial, everyone wants to know Israel’s secret educational ingredient.
Read MoreThis is a re-post from Rabbi Sacks If you’re driving through a Jewish area this Saturday night or Sunday, don’t be surprised if you see lots of children in the streets wearing fancy dress and masks, or people going from house to house delivering presents of food and drink. The reason is that we’ll be […]
Read Moreby Skip Moen, D. Phil. Many people ask me where they can study Scripture from the Hebraic perspective. Until now, I haven’t had an answer. But thanks to the hard work of Matt Woodward, a new school has been born with the express purpose of examining the Bible, all of the Bible, from the perceptive […]
Read MoreThis is a re-post from Rabbi Sacks Today is International Holocaust Memorial Day. The Holocaust did not define what it is to be a Jew. The Holocaust defined what it is to be human. Any assault on Jews becomes, very rapidly, an assault on our shared humanity. That is why we must continue to remember, […]
Read MoreThis is a re-post from The Times of Israel Video of rabbis and kaffiyeh-clad Muslims dancing to Hasidic songs in Arab monarchy goes viral
Read MoreThis is a re-post from Israel Hayom Bronze prutah bears image of King Antiochus IV, who declared death sentence on Jews • Tower of David Museum Director Eilat Lieber: It’s exciting to find Antiochus himself thrown down here between the stones and tell him: We’re still celebrating Hanukkah. The Maccabean-era bronze prutah | Photo credit: Israel […]
Read MoreThis is a re-post from The Jerusalem Post The park, which opened near the second largest city in Iran, Mashhad, targets boys 8 to 13 years in age and is free to visitors. The City Of Games for Revolutionary Children. (photo credit:MEMRI).
Read MoreThis is a re-post from Science News by BRUCE BOWER Controversial claim argues that ancient Israelites turned Egyptian hieroglyphics into letters.
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