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Rabbi Tuly Weisz, Israel365 – office and staff in Bet Shemesh, Israel. My time with them, Steve Martin
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Israel365, Rabbi Tuly Weisz office in Bet Shemesh, Israel. Blessed to meet the staff and share our hearts. (4 videos)
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2. Listen to an Israeli farmer who obeyed Shemitah – letting the land rest on the 7th year.
3. Contributors helped an Israeli farmer who obeyed Shemitah – letting the land rest on the 7th year.
4. Israel365, Rabbi Tuly Weisz office in Bet Shemesh. They assist an Israeli farmer who obeyed Shemitah – letting the land rest on the 7th year, and thank the contributors.
The Torah does not provide any specific reason for Abraham’s travels. Consequently, Rabbi David Kimchi, a medieval Biblical commentator posits that Abraham continuously travels in order to dwell in the different parts of the land that Hashem gave to him. By residing in various places, even for short periods of time, Abraham adds his own effort to acquire the breadth and width of the land promised to him. In this way, Abraham is fulfilling God’s command “walk about the land” (Genesis 13:17). To learn more about the patriarchs’ journeys and experiences in the Land of Israel, open The Israel Bible.
The Biblical patriarch Joshua ‘stopped the sun’ on October 30, 1207 BCE by way of a solar eclipse that may have been the first recorded in history, Cambridge researchers announced Monday.
Powerful teachings that will enhance this year’s Festival of Lights (Chanukah, Dec. 12-20, 2017) with meaning and joy. Each thought is concise and accessible, perfect for sharing with family and friends.
The earth brought forth vegetation: seed-bearing plants of every kind, and trees of every kind bearing fruit with the seed in it. And Hashem saw that this was good. Genesis 1:12
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Dear Rabbi Tuly Weisz, it's really a heartwarming to receive news letter coming from you. I enjoyed reading them and it lights up my mind. We are from the Philippines and we always pray for Peace for the Land and People of Israel. Whose people chosen by Adonai to be His set apart people. Right now, we study Torah and we practiced them and obey them. We believed that this the Covenant of God with Israel, a Ketuvah to which Adonai express His Love to man. We are small Torah Community here and we are going to visit the Land of Israel before this year ends. I am so excited seeing the Promised Land. Dennis Harder
As I entered my office in Bet Shemesh this morning, the usual quiet was pierced by an unusual noise in our residential neighborhood. The sound no father wants to hear in the morning: a police siren, followed by another, followed by another, followed by the sounds of a helicopter overhead.
I quickly called my wife Abby who was dropping off our kids at school.
“Is everything ok?” I asked nervously.
“Didn’t you hear?” Abby replied, “two terrorists tried boarding a school bus nearby.”
My heart stopped. The violence and terrorism that has been plaguing Israel over the past several weeks had struck our own neighborhood and the intended targets were children.
Thank God, the quick thinking school bus driver closed the door and drove away without any of the children being harmed, however, a Jewish teenager was stabbed before the Bet Shemesh police arrived and shot the terrorist as he tried entering a local synagogue.
Many schools in Israel are dangerously lacking in basic security measures and desperately need urgent safety features. Please donate to our emergency campaignto help outfit Israeli schools with enhanced security features and help prevent a tragedy.
Watch a news report from today's stabbing in Beit Shemesh.
We are facing a cruel enemy, whose evil knows no bounds, but we who live in Israel and who love Israel have faith that God will ultimately protect us. May the God of Israel bless the People of Israel in the Land of Israel, especially the Jewish schoolchildren.
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Shalom,
Rabbi Tuly Weisz
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