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We are now in the Hebrew month of Shevat - the "eleventh month" described in today's verse. On the first of Shevat, Moses began his final address to his beloved people - the Book of Deuteronomy. He taught and opened wellsprings of Torah knowledge for 37 days, until his death on the seventh of Adar. Our Sages say that those sparks of inspiration are forever embedded in this special month, making Shevat particularly suited for renewed commitment and fulfillment of God's word. Sheva is a beautiful month in the Land of Israel and now is your very last chance to see the beauty of Israel each day with our glorious 2016 Israel Calendar available.
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The incredible story of an Israeli soldier who became a hero for infiltrating a yeshiva where a terrorist killed 8 young students. To identify himself to students hiding behind a locked door, they asked him to recite these words from the Torah.
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Israel Behind the Lens is a special series highlighting some of Israel’s top photographers. Today photographer Rebecca Kowalsky shares her most memorable photos captured in Israel in 2015 and the stories behind them.
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This beautiful illumined depiction of the four holiest cities in Israel is the perfect ornament for your wall. From the northern city of Safed, to Tiveria on the coast of the Kineret, to Jerusalem in the midst of the Judean mountains and Hebron in the south, the changing landscape is related through the colors, beginning with greens and blues to the north and softening to pinks, purples, and golds to the south. Bordered by a verse in Genesis, this piece truly captures the wonder of the Land of Israel. Dimension: 32 cm x 39.4 cm (12.6″ x 15.5″)
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Sunset over the Judean Hills by Rebecca Kowalsky.
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Today's Scenes and Inspiration is sponsored by Dinae Martin of Allen, Texas. Todah rabah!
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“Please Keep Up Your Good Work!”
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!
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I really enjoy your photos and articles! We were privileged to visit Israel a couple of years ago and fell in love with the land and the people. I think I left a big chunk of my heart in Israel!- Janet Damon
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Shalom,
Rabbi Tuly Weisz
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