The ancient Biblical city of Shiloh preceded Jerusalem as the home of the Tabernacle. It was the first site of the Tabernacle after the Children of Israel reached the Land, before the establishment of the Temple. After arriving in Israel, Joshua portioned out lands to each of the tribes and sent them out to settle their holdings. The tribes of Reuben, Gad, and half of Manasseh set up their own competing altar to God. The other tribes reacted quickly, gathering together at Shiloh and threatening to make war if the smaller group did not put an end to this practice. Though the entire Land of Israel is Holy, God desires that His people unite to serve him with a single center of worship, which at that time was Shiloh. Today, the modern city of Shiloh stands on the site of ancient Shiloh, preserving an incredibly important Jewish site. Impressive archeological finds have been uncovered there, making it a must-see for any visitor who yearns to connect to Israel's Biblical beginnings. Shiloh is also home to the Shiloh Israel Children's Fund, one of the country's only rehabilitation centers designed to help heal children who were victims of terror attacks.
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David Rubin, former mayor of Shiloh and founder of Shiloh Israel Children's Fund, talks about the terror attack that inspired him to help the children of the Biblical heartland overcome the trauma of terrorism and introduces you to the beauty and wonder of ancient Shiloh!
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Sometimes the most amazing things can come out of the darkest places. David Rubin, the founder of the Shiloh Israel Children’s Fund, has helped thousands of children cope with trauma caused by terrorism suffered by them or their family members. Since its inception 11 years ago, Shiloh has brought relief and closure to victims of terror through its therapy center, located in the Biblical heartland town of Shiloh in Judea and Samaria.
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Krav Maga, the lethally effective martial art developed by the Israeli army, is bigger than ever. The IDF martial art uses an efficient yet simple technique with which the IDF turns normal people into deadly fighters. Wear this Krav Maga T-shirt, sporting the “IDF Krav Maga” wings and the caption “Israeli Fighting Technique” to show that you support the IDF and are not to be messed with!
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Today's photo, courtesy of Tel Shiloh, shows an exciting archaeological find in the important ancient Biblical city of Shiloh.
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The mass Priestly Blessing (Birkat HaKohanim) takes place at the Western Wall twice annually: once on Passover, and once on Sukkot. |
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Today's Scenes and Inspiration is sponsored by Lois Eaton of Australia. Toda raba!
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