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Psalm 118 is said towards the end of the Seder and uses a key Passover word, ‘confines.’ The Hebrew word for ‘confines’ מ-צ-ר is closely related to the word for Egypt מצרים - mitz-ra-yeem. On an emotional level, Egypt symbolizes the agonizing straits that constrict us. Each of us occasionally finds ourselves trapped, sometimes for physical reasons, such as poverty or illness and sometimes for psychological reasons, such as depression or despair. Passover is the festival of hope and faith, teaching us that the Almighty saves us from all of life’s narrow confines.
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In this fun music video, a talented group of Israeli students, the Fountainheads, film their original take on the holiday in the desert of Israel.
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UK Christian groups are expressing thanks to Israel for being the only safe haven for Christians living in the Middle East.
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Enjoy some of Israel’s most popular songs in this special collector’s set of 2 Hebrew Music CD’s. With a focus on inspiring songs with biblical passages, its song booklet contains English translation and transliteration, to give you a wonderful opportunity to learn Hebrew.
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The Western Wall tunnels by Noam Chen. This virtual time tunnel gives a glimpse into a magnificent Jerusalem from over 2,000 years ago.
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Shalom Rabbi Tuly, Thank you for Israel365 and Jerusalem365 -- amazing services! I really love it and always look forward to your mails, Bible verses and photos! It is amazing to get daily updates directly from Jerusalem, Israel. And I noticed that I often recognize the places in the Tuesday photo trivia, even though I have only been to Israel once. Blessings, Shalom, Anna Neuberg Germany |
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