|
Did you know that in Jewish tradition we place rocks in lieu of flowers on a new grave? The reason is because flowers die, while stones are eternal and represent the lasting soul. Stones are also "to build" and show our determination to rebuild after tragedy strikes. Two weeks ago, Daphne Meir, a mother of six, was cruelly murdered by a Palestinian terrorist in front of her children in their home in Otniel, Israel. As we join her family and the entire nation in mourning, we remember that terror cannot uproot us, and our small stones will build when we stand unified against evil. In Daphne's memory, help the community she loved so much build a much-needed permanent building for its nursery- and kindergarten-aged children.
|
|
The bereaved husband and children of terror victim Daphne Meir had one heartstopping message for the Prime Minister.
|
|
|
|
The Zionist response to terror is to show the enemy they do not get what they want – the pushing of the Jewish people into the sea. Look who's planning to move to Otniel, the place of the recent tragic attack.
|
|
|
 |
"Every Day, Holy Day" is a book that provides insightful guidance and inspiration in portions that can be read each and every day for 365 days. It includes subjects that touch upon ethical situations and provide exercises that can be done to develop positive traits. It helps to develop personal growth and understanding to increase wisdom. It focuses on 26 personality traits for individual refinement and development for personal accomplishment.
|
|
|
Can you guess where today's beautiful photo was taken? Send me an email or post your answer on Facebook!
|
|
|
|
Today's Scenes and Inspiration is sponsored by Michael Russillo of Stuart, Florida. Todah rabah!
|
|
|
“Thank You ... I Have a Special Folder for Them!”
It’s great to hear from so many of you - stay in touch and let us know where in the world you are enjoying Israel365!
|
|
Shalom and good morning! I'm one of your subscribers and appreciate very much your weekly newsletter. I want to take this opportunity to thank you and your staff for all the time in preparing and sending this weekly work to all of us. I have a special folder for them! May Adonai continue to bless all of you with abundant blessings! Gerhard
Ever since I read "The History of the Jews" by Johnson I have been searching and reading everywhere. I realize there is a lot more to go but I like your site because it covers the ancient and today's news as well as the most important foresights to come. I am 73 years old so I must read fast to get my understanding of 3000 years under my belt! Sincerely, James Lee, Hanford, California |
|
Shalom,
Rabbi Tuly Weisz
RabbiTuly@Israel365.com |
|
|
|
|
