In this webcast Sha’i vivisects the stream of lies BHO spewed forth in that Muslim Brotherhood mosque last week and praises Israel’s fury at three traitorous Arab Mks.
A life changing paradigm shift as to how we understand and relate to God!
Tamar shares with you personal good news, and national bad news.
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By Moshe Herman
The richness of Israel is revealed in a massive expo that shows off what's new in Israel tourism. Join Yishai as he speaks with people who are making all kinds of tourism happen - including tourism revolution in Judea and Samaria.
A group of Asian tourists take cover under matching umbrellas on a rainy day as they visit the Western Wall in Jerusalem's Old City.
Today is Rosh Chodesh Adar Aleph (there are 2 months of Adar this leap year, the first Adar is considered the extra month). Here's an appropriate song...
J-Lo is hopefully coming to perform in Israel. I think we found the 2014 invitation that must have convinced her to come.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu walks around near the border with Jordan as he visits the construction work site for the fence between Israel and Jordan, on February 9, 2016.
Flowers blossoming in a field in the 'Angels Forest' near Kiryat Gat, on February 8, 2016.
Listen to Doug on making time work to your advantage both in your investment portfolio and your life
An American student hands out flyers for 'SSI' the Students Supporting Israel Movement, outside Columbia University library in New York City, on February 4, 2016. Hope and Change.
Quick factoid: It will be almost impossible to run this experiment in Israel within a couple of years.
By Moshe Herman
Yishai speaks with Ryan Bellerose a Native American of the Métis people and his friends, Cara and Michele, all three of whom are narrative warriors for Israel. Are Jews the native people of the land of Israel, or not?
What is “eminent domain”? Are local governments abusing the power they have to confiscate land?
A member of the bomb squad holds a suspected bomb that was found at the scene of the Jerusalem terror attack today. They found and disposed of two pipe bombs.
Prof. Aaron Ciechanover, 2004 Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry, discusses the "ubiquitin" system.
At some time or another, an artist tied red ribbons on all the trees on Emek Refaim street in Jerusalem.
Today is 13 years since the Columbia shuttle disaster.
Hidden away in the valley of Tzurim, below the Hebrew University's Mount Scopus campus is an amazing Israel experience. In this national park, one can participate in one of the most incredible archaeological experiences in the world, sifting through the soil and rubble to uncover hidden treasures and antiquities from the ancient Jewish Temple. Between […]
Discussing different legal considerations for women and what to consider financially if making aliya
Fortress Yechiam are the ruins of a hilltop Crusader castle originally built in the 13th century. It was destroyed and rebuilt a number of times since then. It's located next to Kibbutz Yechiam, in the western Upper Galilee region of Israel, which was established in 1946, along with a national park that includes the castle […]
A new water facility, "Mei Barak", was built in Bnei Brak.
A field in Gush Etzion is flooded after all the snow, rain and hail.
By Moshe Herman
Former Knesset Member Rabbi Dov Lipman is now the Director of Public Diplomacy in the office of the Vice Chairman of the WZO. Dov recently went to Sweden to confront a nation whose Foreign Minister accused Israel of extra-judicial killing. Is there any point to engaging anti-semites? Dov joins Yishai for a frank assessment of Israel's public diplomacy.
It's not even close to the volume of snow that fell in New York, but it is nice to look at.
Israeli police detained a few Ultra-Orthodox Jewish protesters who were blocking the main road in the Jerusalem neighborhood of Meah Shearim, during a demonstration against the arrest of two other Ultra-Orthodox army deserters.
Rare footage of Hebron and its Jews, before the Arabs massacred 67 members of the community in 1929.
A selection of Tu B'Shvat photos from various Chassidic dynasties in Israel
Do politics govern energy policy, rather than scientific and economic considerations?
Israel's President and Ministers took part in tree planting and new fruit tasting today, on the eve of Tu B'Shvat, the new year for the trees.
The Gush Etzion community of Efrat's rapid-response team ran a training exercise on Wednesday night. For the exercise, this special counter-terrorism unit simulated dealing with a multiple hostage situation inside a school, following an infiltration into the town. All the terrorists in the exercise were "killed". In the real world, terrorists infiltrated this week into […]
After Sweden's foreign minister Margot Wallstrom made her stupid and anti-semitic comments about Israel, against Israelis defending themselves from Islamic terror attacks, Guy Ordever of Israeli added some Hebrew captions to this Swedish newscast, and it went viral with over 700,000 views. No one seems to know what the original Swedish video is saying, perhaps […]
Michal Froman left Sharei Tzedek hospital today, after being stabbed by an Arab terrorist in a clothing store in the community of Tekoa on Monday. The terrorist stabbed her in the shoulder, puncturing her lung. Froman is 18 weeks pregnant. The fetus was not harmed from the attack. Froman is also the daughter-in-law of the […]
First shots review of Israel Weapon Industries' Jericho 941
By Ari Abramowitz & Jeremy Gimpel
Get ready for a deeply spiritual and penetrating analysis from Rabbis Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel into one of the most perplexing questions of our times.
What are the most common mistakes people make with their money, and how can you avoid them?
By Moshe Herman
First, Yishai attends the heartbreaking funeral of Dafna Meir, murdered by a Jihadist in her home. Rabbi Judah Mischel describes the rage, while Yair, Dafna's neighbor, describes the anguish. Then, Israel has amazing beers and it took American Jews to bring them all together! Yishai visits the Beer Bazar in the Machane Yehuda open-market in Jerusalem and hears from proprietor Avi Moskowitz and Chef Chaim Davids who makes the special shuk "pub grub".
It's an old complaint that nothing is every produced in the Knesset. Now that statement is invalid, after a cycling-based electricity production system was brought into the Knesset for Open House day on Tuesday.
Is there an investment that can withstand economic turmoil and provide returns for investors?
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The husband and children of Dafna Meir seen during her funeral in Jerusalem on January 18, 2016.
(JNi.media) Formed in 2007 as a Yeshiva University student vocal group, the Maccabeats have emerged as a Jewish a cappella phenomenon, with a large fan base, more than 20 million views on YouTube, numerous TV appearances, and four albums. African-American vocal group Naturally 7, formed in 1999 in New York City, also use only their […]
Winter time in Israel is when everything blooms due to the abundant rain. Here are some wild flowers growing in Gush Etzion.
How can you best plan for retirement in Israel? Today Doug discusses retirement planning.
PM Netanyahu spoke with the foreign media last week. His opening jokes didn't garner any laughs, but overall the speech was very interesting. He's clearly comfortable on the stage proudly talking about how Israel can help the rest of the world. His Q&A afterwards is well worth listening to.
By Ari Abramowitz & Jeremy Gimpel
Hear the story of Aron Shaviv share the harrowing story of how he helped save the lives of 149 Christians.
A hareidi man playing with his child at Sacher Park in Jerusalem, on August 14, 2014, during summer vacation.
By Moshe Herman
Finally, the Jewish slaves get their life back and are given a set of commandments, like the baking of Matzah, so that they can both become action oriented and remember the day they left Egypt for generations. Get ready for the EXODUS and another spiritual-intellectual ride with Rabbi Mike Feuer and Yishai.
Israeli women dance at the Flamenco Natural Studio in Jerusalem. Flamenco Natural is a flamenco dance studio is for Israeli mothers who juggle between taking care of their children and families while fulfilling their personal dancing ambitions. And the get to wear the traje de flamenca.
Forensic investigators at the entrance to a building in Talpiot where the offices of the radical left-wing NGO B’Tselem are located. A large fire broke out late at night at their offices, and while some quickly accused the Right of arson, the investigation now points to an electrical short circuit that caused the fire. B'tselem […]
Can one invest for a maximum return and with a conservative stance?
Israelis enjoy drinking coffee at a cafe on Ben Gurion Avenue, in central Tel Aviv.
Large protests broke out in Mea Shearim and outside Hadassah hospital today against the planned autopsy of a 4-month-old baby, the grandson of the mayor of Beit Shemesh. Police suspect the baby was shaken to death, possibly by the baby's caretaker. Some Ultra-Orthodox believe that autopsies are absolutely forbidden by Jewish law, with no exceptions. […]
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MK Oren Hazan (Likud) has a bad reputation in the Knesset. Here is the speech Hazan just gave in Knesset, returning a month after being kicked out for bad behavior. The Speaker of the Knesset even gave him some extra time to get his message out there. He started out by nicely joking with Zahava […]
By Moshe Herman
Why was Moses chosen? And what was he lacking? And why does he stutter?? Rabbi Mike Feuer and Yishai join up once again and talk about the the Torah portion as it relates to the power of New York City, our brothers and sisters abroad, and the kind of leadership that the Jewish people and Israel need today. Spiritual Cafe is back!
The new, blue 200 Shekel notes have been in circulation now for a few days. Looks like funny money to me.
Watch it and see for yourself whether it helps you understand what the Lewis project was all about and how he was planning to do an honest to goodness Holocaust comedy.
By Moshe Herman
Ronn Torossian is an American public relations executive, and founder of New York City-based 5W Public Relations www.5wpr.com . Ronn is the author of "For Immediate Release: Shape Minds, Build Brands, and Deliver Results with Game-Changing Public Relations." He was the national president of the North American branch of Betar, the international Zionist youth movement associated with Israel's Likud party, and co-founded with fellow Betar members Danny Danon and Yoel Hasson [who also became Israeli politicians] an organization called "Yerushalayim Shelanu" (Our Jerusalem), which promoted Israeli settlement in eastern Jerusalem. Yishai joins Ronn in his offices to discuss Israel's image, especially in light of anti-Israel efforts by such organizations as the New Israel Fund.
Lassana Bathily, the man who saved the lives of shoppers in France's "Hyper Cacher" terror attack last year, returned to the Paris shop on January 5, 2016. He and French President Francois Hollande attended a Tuesday morning commemorative ceremony to pay tribute to the victims of the terrorist attack in the "Hyper Cacher" supermarket last […]
The NGO Shurat Hadin-The Israel Law Center on Monday reported on an experiment it ran which proves unequivocally that Facebook has different standards for Palestinian and Israeli hate.
Some fifty Hareidi men stand in protest at a construction site in Gilo where ancient grave were found while digging. They believe the bodies found are of Jews, and do not want them moved for the construction of new housing units that were planned for the site.
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Israelis lit memorial candles outside the Tel Aviv pub where the gunman opened fire on Friday, killing 2 people and wounding 8.
What is "equality" really? What changes towards men’s and women’s roles are needed to achieve it?
At the site of Friday's terror attack, PM Netanyahu demanded that Israeli Arabs show loyalty to the state of Israel and that the Arab MKs unequivocally condemn the murders.
By Ari Abramowitz & Jeremy Gimpel
There is an emerging code in the modern world which seeks to control and dictate the words we use and the ideas we share.
The 171st Air Force pilot's course held their graduation ceremony on Tuesday, Dec. 29, 2015. Blue Skies.
The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs releases a video comparing "Palestinian" incitement and how it uses the very same anti-Semitic motifs used by Nazi propaganda in the dark 1930's. This incitement is translated into actual terror attacks against Jews. 24 people have been slaughtered in terror attacks against Israelis in the current wave of "Palestinian" […]
Here are photos from the establishment ceremony for the IDF's new commando brigade, headed by the very demanding (and religious) Colonel David Zini.
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An ostrich who was running free in the streets of Jerusalem was seized on Sunday afternoon after sowing panic in the Jewish neighborhood of Gilo in eastern Jerusalem.
Tel Aviv mayor Ron Huldai visited the town of Efrat in Gush Etzion to observe how the town protects its educational centers and students.
By Ari Abramowitz & Jeremy Gimpel
The White House held a Summit to Combat "Extremism", while many say the war is with Militant Islam. Is there a battle raging that is much deeper and more profound?
By Moshe Herman
Is there a vision for Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria (West Bank)? Nadia Matar explains why her organization, Women in Green, has embarked on the creation of a new policy magazine dedicated to crushing Two-State and establishing Israeli law in the heartland of Israel. Then, Rabbi Daniel Korobkin and the members of the BAYT synagogue of Toronto keep the connection between the Diaspora and Israel strong, support heroes in Israel, big and small, and keep the Jewish story moving forward. The Yishai Fleisher Show puts you on the ground!
Data-gathering has many positives but there's also a dark side. How does it violate your privacy?
Here's some clips from Jerry Seinfeld's recent show in Tel Aviv. The whole show (no video):
Arabs in Gaza protested at the Rafah crossing today, demanding that Egypt open the gates and let them out.
The police claim he moved his hands in prayer... maybe he was just talking?