Gallery: The Stark Scenes Of Kibbutz Be’eri
Jewish photographer Dovber Hechtman entered Kibbutz Be’eri, the site of one of the most horrific attacks on October 7th, to capture the stark views of the terrible tragedy.
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Governor Ron DeSantis Calls for Term Limits, Other Constitutional Reforms to Hold Congress and Washington, D.C., Accountable
Governor Ron DeSantis called for constitutional reforms to hold the U.S. Congress accountable and, in doing so, protect the people of Florida from a reckless federal government.
Who Were The First Jews In Australia?
The following was posted to Facebook by Chabad of Rural & Regional Australia, bringing to light the first Jewish presence in Australia.
A Year Has Passed, A Sefer Torah In Her Memory
It’s almost impossible to believe that one year has passed since Hashem took back the Neshama of our treasured and cherished Esti, אסתר תהלה בת גבריאל פינחס. Over the past year, there has not been a single second of any day that our family does not intensely miss Esti’s smile, her laugh, her humor, and her kindness. She truly lit up our world, and the pain of her absence is a constant presence.
‘Extremely Concerned’: Japan Becomes Latest Country to Pause Funding to UNRWA
Japan on Sunday became the latest country to announced it has decided to suspend additional funding to the UNRWA, the UN agency for “Palestinian refugees”, as the agency conducts an investigation into an allegation that its staff was involved in Hamas’ October 7 attack on Israel.
Buildings In The Desert, and A Curse Written Into A Synagogue Mosaic In Ein Gedi
In the course of a survey of the Judean Desert carried out a few years ago by the Israel Antiquities Authority, the Ministry of Heritage, and the Civil Administration Staff Officer for Archaeology in Judea and Samaria, a group of buildings dating to the last days of the Kingdom of Judah was discovered alongside the road ascending from Ein Gedi to the Judean Mountain ridge and the major cities of Hebron and Jerusalem. It’s discovery may connect with a curse found written into a synagogue floor mosaic.
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