MI Ketz Pharaoh his dreams and Joseph art by Phillip Ratner
Professor Yeshayahu Leibowitz explains the meaning of a profound midrash (commentary) pertaining to Faith.
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Professor Yeshayahu Leibowitz explains the meaning of a profound midrash (commentary) pertaining to Faith.
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Yoram interviews prolific singer, songwriter Ofer Golani. We hear clips from his CD of Leonard Cohen songs.
By Yoram Getzler
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MK Benny Begin; my response to Haaretz article “What else can we concede?” Dec 4 ’09 http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1132546.html
“Don’t let the light go out” is the refrain in this wonderful and inspiring song by the trio. So important for all of us to remember on this cold winter night.
We enter into the Yosef period where the actions by the brothers alter the fate of the entire tribe.
“Initially the tale is one of family emotions, and it is in fact extreme emotions which give it a distinctive flavor….For this story of how “ill” – with all its connotations of fate, evil, and disaster-is changed to good. Despite the constant threat of death to Yosef, to the Egyptians, and to Binyamin, the hidden, optimistic thrust of the story is ‘life”, a word that appears in various guises throughout…A major subtheme of the plot is the struggle for power between Re’uven and Yrhuda. Its resolution has implications that are as much tribal as personal, for the tribe of Yehuda later became the historical force in ancient Israel as the seat of the monarchy..
President Shimon Peres of Israel shares his insights and message of Hanukkah with the world audience. Enjoy. Happy Hanukkah from all of us at IsraelSeen.