Rabbi Meir Chai HY”D: A story that must be told December 31, 2009 A few days ago one of my sons visited the Chai family in Shavei Shomron. He lived in that community for a number of years and knowing the family wanted to pay a condolence call. At their home he heard the following story, which he later related […]
Read moreA light extinguished, peace violated, a life lostDecember 24, 2009 Many years ago, when my oldest son, now 28, was in his first year of high school, he woke up one morning only to hear that one of his teachers had been murdered the night before in a terrorist attack. He never forgot that teacher, and named his first son in […]
Read moreThe Hanukkah Chronicles – The Wilder Way – Blogs – Israel National News ‘(After the war) …the Jewish leaders strengthened Jerusalem and refused to allow the enemy to raise his head. When the enemy leader saw that the Jews were strong, he feared them and began moving his large army. The Jewish leaders suspected the enemy and also began moving […]
Read moreNo more music at Ma’arat HaMachpela?December 20/21 2009 Ma’arat HaMachpela For the first time in years – probably as a result of a direct order from the new Commander of the Central Region, it will be forbidden to play Jewish prayer music at the Ma’arat HaMachpela courtyard. For years, Jewish visitors arriving at the Ma’arat HaMachpela have been greeted […]
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