According to Jewish tradition, a name has deep spiritual dimensions, shaping a person’s character throughout life. We therefore look towards our ancestors and select a fitting role model whom we want to emulate. The Book of Numbers describes a righteous woman, Noa, one of the five daughters of Zelophehad who demonstrated an intense love for the Land of Israel. The name Noa in Hebrew means "pleasant," but also is associated with a passionate love for the Promised Land.
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Golda Meir joined the long list of inspiring Jewish heroines as Israel's first female prime minister. This video reveals her inspiring visions for the nation, with footage of the early days of the State of Israel.
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The US has delivered a major blow to its Israeli ally after announcing that it would work with the new Palestinian unity government backed by the Hamas terrorist organization.
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Be cool this summer with a 100% cotton t-shirt that shows your love of Jerusalem! Available in three colors.
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Joe Aminoff's photo of children in the religious Jerusalem neighborhood of Mea She'arim. The name, which means "a hundred gates," was used to refer to the "hundredfold" bumper crop Isaac reaped with divine favor (Gen. 26:12). That section was the Torah portion of the week in 1874, when a group of Jerusalemites resolved to build this neighborhood outside the crowded walled Old City, and chose this as a promising name.
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Today's Jerusalem Scenes and Inspiration is sponsored by new Israel365 partner, Ellie Booth. Toda raba!
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Blessing from Jerusalem,
Rabbi Tuly Weisz
RabbiTuly@Israel365.com |
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