Who are the Israelis?

[Ropey]

We were on the Temple Mount for almost two hours

Rabbanit Rachel Sela ascends Temple Mount with about ten other women and is surprised when police let them be. 'Take your time leisurely.'

We ascended the Temple Mount yesterday. Ten women, including a bride, a child, and a baby. From the very beginning, the policeman said a surprising sentence: "Take your time in peace."

We walked leisurely, prayed a lot, explained a lot, sat every few minutes in every shady spot for a long explanation; we sang a little. Not once were we rushed.

If I had not gone out - we'd have stayed longer. We were on the Mount for almost two hours and met three more groups that ascended parallel to us.

Really wonder of wonders. It was so amazing and exciting and joyful. What a relief and what a no-pressure visit to the Temple Mount. I've never seen anything like it on the Mount.

Such an innovation that even on a regular weekday several groups ascend one after the other, without waiting for a group to finish to admit the next.

The baby who was with us had already ascended many times as an embryo, and indeed it was evident that he felt at home. A generation of redemption. May we only continue to advance to redemption upwards until the complete building and complete redemption, and may a good and blessed year be renewed upon us.

We were on the Temple Mount for almost two hours

Rabbanit Rachel Sela ascends Temple Mount with about ten other women and is surprised when police let them be. 'Take your time leisurely.'

www.israelnationalnews.com

This has got to piss Coyote off.

And her little Sunni Man too.

But the left's game is over, worldwide. No need to leak that. It's out.

 

[rylah]

We were on the Temple Mount for almost two hours

Rabbanit Rachel Sela ascends Temple Mount with about ten other women and is surprised when police let them be. 'Take your time leisurely.'

We ascended the Temple Mount yesterday. Ten women, including a bride, a child, and a baby. From the very beginning, the policeman said a surprising sentence: "Take your time in peace."

We walked leisurely, prayed a lot, explained a lot, sat every few minutes in every shady spot for a long explanation; we sang a little. Not once were we rushed.

If I had not gone out - we'd have stayed longer. We were on the Mount for almost two hours and met three more groups that ascended parallel to us.

Really wonder of wonders. It was so amazing and exciting and joyful. What a relief and what a no-pressure visit to the Temple Mount. I've never seen anything like it on the Mount.

Such an innovation that even on a regular weekday several groups ascend one after the other, without waiting for a group to finish to admit the next.

The baby who was with us had already ascended many times as an embryo, and indeed it was evident that he felt at home. A generation of redemption. May we only continue to advance to redemption upwards until the complete building and complete redemption, and may a good and blessed year be renewed upon us.

We were on the Temple Mount for almost two hours

Rabbanit Rachel Sela ascends Temple Mount with about ten other women and is surprised when police let them be. 'Take your time leisurely.'

www.israelnationalnews.com

This has got to piss Coyote off.

And her little Sunni Man too.

But the left's game is over, worldwide. No need to leak that. It's out.

"UN shmUN, our future is not dependent of what the nations say,
rather what Israel will do!"

David Ben-Gurion Ztz"l.

 

[rylah]

Daniel Sa'adon - Live Selihot compilation

"These days are days of sanctification and spiritual intensification, in our hearts a prayer that we will merit to connect as many wonderful people as possible to poems of Selihot and High Holy Days, in which we ascend higher and higher in the degrees of exaltation, repentance and clarified sanctity."

 

[Ropey]

Ben-Gurion immigrated to Israel in 1906 and was involved in the creation of the first agricultural workers commune, which would later evolve into the modern socialist kibbutz.

But now is Capitalist.

Out of bad has come some good.

G-d will make the rest clear to us.

 

[rylah]

Ben-Gurion immigrated to Israel in 1906 and was involved in the creation of the first agricultural workers commune, which would later evolve into the modern socialist kibbutz.

But now is Capitalist.

Out of bad has come some good.

G-d will make the rest clear to us.

 

[rylah]

OrCam and Messi are Empowering the Blind Community

Watch the magical moments when Leo Messi met exceptional individuals from the blind community and gave them the gift of independence, OrCam MyEye.

OrCam MyEye is the world's most advanced assistive wearable device that reads text, recognizes faces, identifies products, money notes, colors, and much more, for people who are blind, visually impaired, or have reading difficulties.

“As an OrCam ambassador, I take great satisfaction in helping to improve the lives of people who are blind or visually impaired, by using the life-changing OrCam MyEye device.״ - Leo Messi

Soccer star Lionel Messi becomes ambassador of Israeli company OrCam

Messi, considered one of the best soccer players of all time, will be a brand ambassador for the Jerusalem-based company for three years.

www.jpost.com

 

[Ropey]

Ben-Gurion immigrated to Israel in 1906 and was involved in the creation of the first agricultural workers commune, which would later evolve into the modern socialist kibbutz.

But now is Capitalist.

Out of bad has come some good.

G-d will make the rest clear to us.

The miracles were not of his making.

The collective kibbutz was.

 

[rylah]

Ben-Gurion immigrated to Israel in 1906 and was involved in the creation of the first agricultural workers commune, which would later evolve into the modern socialist kibbutz.

But now is Capitalist.

Out of bad has come some good.

G-d will make the rest clear to us.

The miracles were not of his making.

The collective kibbutz was.

It was his decision at the moment of truth.
Can't take it away from him.

Seriously, You don't remind the past of a Ba'al Tshuvah,
let alone one who has passed away.

Ben-Gurion did Tshuvah in his late years,
he was always in contact with the Hazon Ish Ztz"l all his life.
Even the Baba Sali Ztz"l went especially to do a tikkun at his place of rest.

What else?

 

[Ropey]

Ben-Gurion immigrated to Israel in 1906 and was involved in the creation of the first agricultural workers commune, which would later evolve into the modern socialist kibbutz.

But now is Capitalist.

Out of bad has come some good.

G-d will make the rest clear to us.

The miracles were not of his making.

The collective kibbutz was.

It was his decision at the moment of truth.
Can't take it away from him.

Seriously, You don't remind the past of a Ba'al Tshuvah,
let alone one who has passed away.

Ben-Gurion did Tshuvah in his late years,
he was always in contact with the Hazon Ish Ztz"l all his life.
Even the Baba Sali Ztz"l went especially to do a tikkun at his place of rest.

What else?

Tshuvah is not absolution of the act. Still, the actors following that script remain.

 

[rylah]

Ben-Gurion immigrated to Israel in 1906 and was involved in the creation of the first agricultural workers commune, which would later evolve into the modern socialist kibbutz.

But now is Capitalist.

Out of bad has come some good.

G-d will make the rest clear to us.

The miracles were not of his making.

The collective kibbutz was.

It was his decision at the moment of truth.
Can't take it away from him.

Seriously, You don't remind the past of a Ba'al Tshuvah,
let alone one who has passed away.

Ben-Gurion did Tshuvah in his late years,
he was always in contact with the Hazon Ish Ztz"l all his life.
Even the Baba Sali Ztz"l went especially to do a tikkun at his place of rest.

What else?

Tshuvah is not absolution of the act.

And You know the merit and worth of every act?
Some just talk, others walk the talk.

Here with The First to Zion,
Rabbi 'Uziel Ztz"l.

 

[Ropey]

You talk like you know more than you do.

That's another reason as to why I do not answer your questions.

You really have no questions.

 

[rylah]

You talk like you know more than you do.

That's another reason as to why I do not answer your questions.

You really have no questions.

Then what's the point...
Already told You, all I know is but meumah.
But have yet to meet a Jewish soul not seeking fundamental answers.

 

[Ropey]

You talk like you know more than you do.

That's another reason as to why I do not answer your questions.

You really have no questions.

Then what's the point...
Already told You, all I know is but meumah.
But have yet to meet a Jewish soul not seeking fundamental answers.

The point is that we both 'opine'.

You sure like to call that word 'know'.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Meet The Jews Rejecting Israel For Berlin | Foreign Correspondent

 

[Mindful]

Meet The Jews Rejecting Israel For Berlin | Foreign Correspondent

Your point? Do you have one?

 

[rylah]

Meet The Jews Rejecting Israel For Berlin | Foreign Correspondent

Your point? Do you have one?

The point is false impression.

It started around 2012, PM Netanyahu's financial reforms pushed Israeli startups to grow global,
what we know today as a whole industry in Israel was becoming the main talk on the market.
This growth was seen as proof of success of PM's economic reforms and national spirit.
Inspiring and giving much hope - a vivid practical example for the young generation.

When a number of anti-Israel think-tanks decided,
to use this increasing number of young Israelis in their mid 20-30's staying abroad,
for one of the main themes of a socialist demonstration they funded inside the country,
as a proof of the reverse of the above described national success, to brainwash the young generation.

There're about a million Israelis staying abroad each year for business purposes alone,
that's a significant portion of the entire population of the country.

They try to make the false impression
that this is indicative of rejecting Israel.

 

[rylah]

Israeli minister speaks to Jewish Bahraini parliamentarian

Diaspora Affairs Minister Omer Yankelevitch spoke on Monday with a Jewish member of the Bahraini parliament, Nancy Kadouri.

In a post on her Facebook page, Yankelevitch wrote, "One of the goals I set for myself when I took over as Diaspora Affairs Minister was to reach Jewish communities that no one has been in contact with until today."

"I did not imagine that I would have the right to do so with countries that did not previously have ties with the State of Israel," Yankelevich added.

She continued, "About a month ago, we started working with the Jewish community in the United Arab Emirates, and tonight - I was privileged to make first contact with the community in Bahrain through the Jewish parliament member Nancy Kadouri. I look forward to starting working together."

Israeli minister speaks to Jewish Bahraini parliamentarian

Diaspora Affairs Minister Omer Yankelevitch speaks to Nancy Kadouri, a Jewish member of the Bahraini parliament.

www.israelnationalnews.com

 

[rylah]

Osher Cohen & Yaniv Ben Mashiah - Hareyni Mekasher

"In times of forgiveness and towards Rosh Hashanah that will come upon us for good with the help of G-d, Yaniv and I decided to send you a small and acoustic performance of "Hareyni Meksher" (Therefore I Connect)"

Today therefore I connect myself to thank
In all ways at least
Today therefore I connect myself to admit
For all my transgressions

Because sometimes I forget the way
But my mouth will always tell Your glory
With all my soul I'll cry 'You are the King!'

Today therefore I connect myself
So I myself learn to forgive

"G-d King sitting on the throne of Mercy and acting in Kindness
Relinquishing misdemeanors of His nation and forgiving first first" - (13 Attributes of Mercy)

Today therefor I fix
Myself before You
With all my strengths I'll try
I'll try to guard my soul
And all Your commandments
I'll make the effort to fulfill
For in moments I lost the way a bit
You've returned faith into my heart
With all my soul I cried out to You King

Today therefore I connect myself - to You

 

[rylah]

The Daily Portion / Grant us peace

It transpires that the world can change in the twinkling of an eye, for good or for bad, and so, too, can we.

www.israelnationalnews.com

 

[rylah]

Malawi to open embassy in Jerusalem, making it first African country in Israel’s capital

Lazarus Chakwera, president of the southeastern African country of Malawi, announced his plan to open an embassy in Jerusalem during a State of the Nation address to the Malawian parliament on September 4.

“My administration recognizes that foreign relations have a significant role to play in promoting the socioeconomic development and growth of Malawi,” Chakwera said.

“Our focus on the world stage will be reforming the foreign affairs ministry headquarters and its missions abroad so that our embassies are able to deliver on the ambitious objectives of promoting Malawi’s national interests globally,” he said.

“The reforms will also include a review of our diplomatic presence, including our resolve to have new diplomatic missions in Lagos, Nigeria and Jerusalem, Israel. I will be sharing more details about this in the near future,” Chakwera said.

The announcement was met with applause by the Malawian parliament.

Chakwera, a Christian with a PhD in theology, became president in June. He visited Israel in November 2019.
Christians make up over three quarters of Malawi’s population according to a 2018 census.

Pastor Zacc Kawalala responded to his president’s announcement on Facebook, saying, “New Diplomatic Mission in Jerusalem, Israel!!! (Psalm 122:6) Dancing all the way.”

Malawi does not currently have an embassy in Israel, though the countries have had relations since 1964.
Israel’s non-resident ambassador to Malawi, Oded Joseph, is based in Nairobi, Kenya.

“This is great news, President Lazarus Chakwera,” Joseph tweeted on September 6.
“Congrats on your first SONA [state of the nation address] 2020. Very excited that your resolve to open a mission in Jerusalem was part of it,” Joseph said. “Looking forward to continue advancing with your government this important goal and our relations.”

Last month, Joseph held separate meetings with Eisenhower Mkaka, Malawi’s minister of foreign affairs, and Khumbize Kandodo Chiponda, Malawi’s health minister.

If Chakwera follows through on his plan, it would make Malawi the first African country to establish a diplomatic office in Jerusalem.

Malawi to open embassy in Jerusalem, making it first African country in Israel's capital | World Israel News

'Looking forward to continue advancing with your government this important goal and our relations,' said Oded Joseph, Israel's ambassador to Malawi.

worldisraelnews.com