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I knew Stanley Goldfoot when I lived In Israel during the 1980′s and spent many hours listening to his stories of Jerusalem and the founding of the State of Israel. He was an amazing story teller and always kept an audience spellbound by his passionate and charismatic character. Enjoy.
By Yoram Getzler.Tal Brody is probably the most well known American oleh(immigrant) to Israel, (other than Golda Meyer). He was drafted # 12 in the National Basketball Association (NBA) draft, but chose to pass up an NBA career to instead play basketball in Israel.
PARSHAT BEHUKOTAI. by Yehuda HaKohen “The survivors among you – I will bring weakness into their hearts in the land of their foes; the sound of a rustling leaf will pursue them, they will flee as one flees the sword, and they will fall, but without a pursuer. They will stumble over one another in flight from the sword, but there is no pursuer; you will not have the power to withstand your foes.” (VAYIKRA 26:36-37)
A clear and concise case for the Truth about the current U.S. and Israeli relationship with Pres. Obama at the helm.
Through their Gospel-style performances, recording artist Neshama Carlebach and The Green Pastures Baptist Church Choir are continuing the legacy of her late father, Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach, a prolific Jewish singer and songwriter.
This blog written by Caroline Glick in the Jerusalem Post is riveting and profoundly revealing. Historical research by the late Professor more then ever needs to be shared with a new generation of Israelis and Jews living outside of the country. “Today the heirs of the failed utopian movements of the last century have joined forces to deny the Jewish people our sovereign rights to our land.”
