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The ‘Kippa’ (Hebrew) or ‘Yarmulka’ (Yiddish) is the round head covering worn by Jewish men to serve as a constant reminder to us and everyone else, that God is always above, and that, like today’s verse teaches us, ‘the Holy One of Israel is great in our midst.’ How fitting that Israel's Iron Dome is called "Kippah Barzel (iron dome)" - a kippah covering the entire Holy Land! Get more inspiration in our devotional book when you sponsor a day of Israel365.
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Get ready to learn some great Hebrew in this video that asks "Why do Jewish men wear a kippah?"
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With a self-imposed deadline of June 30rapidly approaching, the pressure to close a nuclear deal with Iran may result in compromises on key issues.
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This 16 centimeter knitted Kippah is crafted in a tightly-knit pattern from black yarn. A stunning geometric pattern in varied shades of royal blue forms a wide band at its border. A truly beautiful Kippah!
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Ilan Rosen's photo of a kippah (yarmulke) stand in Israel. Which one is your favorite?!
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Today's Scenes and Inspiration is sponsored by Brenda Hine from Bay City, Michigan. Toda Raba!
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“Your Bible Series is Phenomenal”
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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Dear Rabbi Tuly, Todah Raba for all you do to keep us informed and to include us in the life of those living in the State of Israel. Your Bible series is phenomenal. In shalom, Inés Colom Ragland
Would love to travel to Israel! We pray for the peace of Jerusalem almost every day! May the Lord bless the nation of Israel. From Southern California. Jim and Amy Hossack |
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Shalom,
Rabbi Tuly Weisz
RabbiTuly@Israel365.com |
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