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The Hebrew word for riches is 'osher,' spelled with the letter 'ayin' (עושר). The Hebrew word for happiness is also 'osher,' but spelled with the letter 'alef' (אושר). But the two words are not synonymous. Some people mistakenly believe that wealth leads to happiness. The Sages, however, teach the exact opposite. “Who is wealthy? One who is happy with his lot.” When a person is happy and satisfied with the material possessions that he has, no matter what their value is, he is truly wealthy. Bring happiness to the lives of the poor in Israel by joining with Karmey Chesed (Vineyards of Kindness), providing food baskets, used clothing and recycled basic furniture to those in critical need.
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This incredible commercial was aired to announce the Jerusalem Unity Prize, created in memory of the three teens, Eyal, Gilad and Naftali.
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In the wake of outrage over a French cellphone company canceling Israeli operations, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said that France will not boycott Israel.
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Liven up your home with a great souvenir set of magnets from the Holy City of Jerusalem!
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The Romans who left these ruins pursued riches and glory throughout the ancient world, but their fame died out, while the Holy Land and her people are eternal! Can you name the famous site in today's photo by Noam Chen? Send mean email or post on Facebook!
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Please help us continue to spread the beauty and significance of the Land of Israel!
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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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Shalom! My name is Luiz Henrique Maroclo Gomes (Yakov Maroclo = Tiago Maroclo). I am writing from Hidrolândia, Goiás - Brazil. Every morning when I open my in-box and read your daily postings my heart is filled with joy and motivation for the day. The images inspire my thoughts for the day and my mind is set in the Word of Hashem. I feel ready for the day. Many times it is just what I am in need to hear. May HaShem (B''H) bless you all for being there every morning. Luiz of Brazil
I'm in Channelview, Texas a suburb of Houston, Texas. I really love your stories and I've learned so much about the lives of the Israeli People and how they lived in the past. Thank you also for the funny stories. Linda Thomas Bellamy of Texas |
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