Israel violates Sabbatical commandment to protect Land from hostile takeover
This Hebrew year is the Shemittah (Sabbatical) and it is technically forbidden to plant trees. Rabbi Dov Lior and other prominent rabbinic authorities have given permission for the KKL planting to be carried out as it is of dire importance “for the struggle for the Land of Israel, and called on all Knesset members to come to the Negev to make the desert bloom.”
Prominent Mystic: Next year will be the final Jubilee, year of Messiah’s arrival
Rabbi Fish attributed the teaching to Rabbi Oren Evron, a prominent mystic-numerologist.
Colel Chabad’s Important Work Highlighted at Gala
In response, the organization extended its services to not only feeding the elderly but to befriending them as well. “We have scheduled over ten thousand visits of young students to elderly lonely Holocaust survivors.”
6.5 Earthquake felt in Israel
Cyprus is situated in a secondary earthquake-prone zone, where tremors of such magnitude are rare.
Tech leader: Pope Francis a “Jewish agent” sent to instill global dictatorship via Covid vaccines
Dave Bateman, co-founder of property management software brand Entrata and major GOP donor launched in 2003, sent out a mass e-mail on Tuesday stating his belief that Pope Francis was secretly a Jewish agent installed to help distribute the COVID-19 vaccine around the world in an effort to create “totalitarian rule.”
Hamas “confirms”: “Zionist Killer dolphins” are real
The video displayed an image of a device that appeared to be equipped with a harpoon. According to the video, a Hamas terrorist was killed by one of the dolphins.
Israel to classify Christian citizens as ‘Jewish by extension’
Many such immigrants hail from the former USSR where nearly 1/3 are not Jewish according to Jewish law. Of them, many are practicing Christians.
Ancient Egyptians were consumers of successful copper industry in Arabah region, say Tel Aviv University archaeologists
“Shishak’s expedition was not intended physically to take over the copper mines in the Arava but rather to formulate a long-term agreement with the Arava people in order to bolster local production and thus increase copper exports to Egypt, which was suffering from local production difficulties at the time,” Luria added.
Israeli hydro-tech company invents ‘Miriam’s Well’ to make water in developing countries drinkable
Miriam’s Well (Be’erah shel Miriam) is the name of the spring that miraculously provided water and accompanied the Israelites throughout the 40 years they traveled in the wilderness. Though the well is not explicitly described in the Bible, it is derived from the narrative of the Children of Israel complaining about the lack of freshwater directly after Miriam passed away
Clay seals from First Temple treasury discovered in rubble from Temple Mount
Among the sealing recovered from the Temple Mount soil, one was discovered bearing an inscription reading הִצִלְיָהוּ בן אִמֵר (Hiṣilyahu son of Immer) written in the Paleo-Hebrew