Shalom, ya’ll. I’m back to blogging and happy to be here again! Look for more posting to come.
May your days of counting the omer be filled with learning, friends and an awareness of the gifts of everyday.
Shalom, ya’ll. I’m back to blogging and happy to be here again! Look for more posting to come.
May your days of counting the omer be filled with learning, friends and an awareness of the gifts of everyday.
I will be unable to blog until early May, so see you again with new posts when we are counting the Omer. Feel free to read old post, search and connect through the links until then.
L’shalom (wishing you peace).
Yesterday I posted about the delayed handover of Jericho. The IDF completed it and now the Palestinians of Jericho govern themselves. You can read about it in this Ha’aretz article.
May peace prevail.
Hello. Today seems to be a good news day for Israel (may this continue to be so). Israeli troops turned over control of Jericho to the Palestinians (with Tulkaram, Qalqiya and Bethlehem on the short list for future cities) and the effort to remove Syria from Lebanon moves forward. (Now we just need to do something about Hizbollah.)
Here are some net sources:
Ha’artez, “Israel to Hand Over Jericho Today”
New York Times, “Lebanon Flag Is Hoisted as Syrians Slip Away”
BBC (with its usual viewpoint), “Israel begins handover of Jericho”
UPDATE: Ha’aretz “Jericho handover delayed at last minute”
Shavuah tov! I recently added a search feature to this blog (see the right sidebar). I hope that it faciliatates finding information in previous posts.
New link to a kids peace initiative – Al-Quds Kids Council – found in the sidebar under Israel Peace Blogs.
Shalom, ya’ll.
Thanks to Rabbi Miller’s blog I have added links to two kosher food blogs, Kosher Bachelor (another blog from Steven Weiss) and Kosher Vegan. Read, eat and enjoy!
Looking for a way to have some educational fun online? Try Babaganewz’s Jewpardy game!
Have fun and go and learn!
Here is another daf yomi site – Yeshivah University Torah Online
More and more women are engaging in serious Torah study. Quite a few are even participating in daf yomi.
The Jerusalem Post has a story on women studying daf yomi and the controversy and various opinions which this issue raises.