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Hanukkah celebrates the miraculous victory of the small Jewish nation over the mighty Greek army. This was the first war in history to be fought not for land or power, but for the sake of religious ideals. The Greeks sought to "enlighten" the Jewish people by severing their ties to the Torah and forcefully prohibiting biblical commandments. Today, the modern nation of Israel faces new enemies who seek to sever the Jewish nation's biblical connection to Judea. “People need to understand that when the media says ‘Israeli occupied territory’, the ‘West bank’, ‘Palestine’ and ‘Settlement’ they are talking about Israel’s Biblical heartland and ancient prophecy,” says David Rubin, author and founder of the Shiloh Israel Children's Fund. Rubin's new book, “God, Israel, & Shiloh,” takes you on a trip with the Children of Israel from the Exodus to the rebuilding of modern Shiloh, the first capital of ancient Israel, and Jerusalem. It will open your eyes to significance of Judea, the Biblical heartland.
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Feel as if you’re right here, walking on one of the oldest roads in the world, the road walked by millions of Israelites who made pilgrimages to Shiloh to worship God at the Tabernacle.
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With the world shaken by the recent terror attacks in France, and mass media remaining silent or critical of Israel concerning her continuous terrorist attacks, David Rubin is doing his part to bring clarity on the true essence of what is happening in the Holy Land.
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This Shabbat themed CD explores the traditional songs for the Day of Rest starting from Friday night prayers and ending with the sundown Havdalah. This collection of modern, original material mixes elements of familiar hasidic music with contemporary, inspirational feel-good rhythms from the unique talents of two great composers — Yerachmiel Ziegler and Aaron Razel. This labor of love album will make you smile, dance, and get you into the mood for Shabbat.
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The beautiful new Tel Shiloh observatory. Shiloh is an ancient city mentioned in the Bible, where over 3,000 years ago the Children of Israel gathered to erect the Tabernacle and to divide by lot the Land into tribal portions.
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Today's Scenes and Inspiration is sponsored by Maxim Kovel of Alexandria, Virginia. Todah rabah!
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| Hi there, My name is Ester Mahabi and I live in Papua New Guinea, north of Australia. I very much enjoy Israel365. It is an educational website that keeps me informed on the current issues happening in Israel as well as the Biblical truths about so many things. I have learnt a great deal. Your information has made me pray more for Israel and through it I found so much peace too and spiritual connection. My family is also influenced the same. Though Christians, my family and I have become so observant too and have been keeping Sabbath too. I will say that when we decided to keep clean and observe Sabbath, it also brings peace to our neighborhood. |
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