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Hebrew

Ktzat Ivrit

In Hebrew: 'As Yourself'

By Ami Steinberger

Your weekly video dose of Hebrew.

Ktzat Ivrit

In Hebrew: 'Love'

By Ami Steinberger

Your daily dose of Hebrew.

Ktzat Ivrit

In Hebrew: 'Series'

By Ami Steinberger

Your daily dose of Hebrew.

Ktzat Ivrit

In Hebrew: 'Make Someone Happy'

By Ami Steinberger

לְשַׂמֵּחַ My professor of Bible and Aramaic at Yeshiva University, Dr. Moshe Bernstein, taught me that 18th-century philosopher Immanuel Kant declared that it's worth studying Hebrew for ten years just to read תְּהִלִּים ק"ד- Psalm 104. Jews all over the world read that psalm Sunday and Monday in honor of רֹאשׁ חֹדֶשׁ, the "head" of […]

The Muqata

'Third Time, Ice Cream!'

By Lurker and Arnie Draiman

The Israeli phrase, 'Third time, Ice Cream' corresponds to the fact that the third time the ancient Israelites complained to God after the Exodus they got the manna.

Global / News Briefs / On Campus / Education

Jewish Schools Endangered by New UK National Curriculum

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

Many Jewish school educators believe it might prove impossible to continue their programs.

Felafel on Rye

For the Miracles, Thank You

By Tzvi Fishman

Our Sages teach that when Chanukah comes around, we are to thank Hashem, not only for the miracles that He performed for us in Israel long ago, but also for the miracles which He performs for us today. So, with your permission, I want to take this opportunity to thank Hashem for all of the […]

The Ettinger Report

Chanukah 2012: Guide for the Perplexed

By Yoram Ettinger

Chanukah highlights the moral-high-ground of Jews in their ancestral land.

Felafel on Rye

Hellenism is Alive and Well in America

By Tzvi Fishman

The modern day Hellenists are the Jews of the Diaspora who have the ability to move to Israel, but prefer to identify with a foreign country and foreign culture.

My Right Word / Israel Elections 5773

First-Time Israeli Voters Going Right

By Yisrael Medad

This item in Hebrew from Israel's Channel 2/Mako informs us that: 49% of all first time voters define themselves as right-wing. 20% as center but right-leaning. 5% as left and 9% as center but left-leaning. How are those stats? Visit My Right Word.

Serials

Persuaded - Chapter IV

By Barbara Bensoussan

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