Photo Credit: Benjamin Netanyahu via Twitter / GPO Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Sultan Qaboos bin Said in Muscat, Oman on Oct. 26, 2018 Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu offered his condolences to the people of Oman after the conclusion of the Sabbath on Saturday night on the passing of Sultan Qaboos Bin Said, saying he shares […]
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Photo Credit: ISNA Ukrainian Airlines Flight PS752 crash site Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Saturday that he welcomed the fact that Iran was no longer denying that an Iranian surface-to-air missile had brought down the Boeing 737 operated by Ukraine International Airlines last Wednesday, “But we insist on the full acceptance of guilt. We […]
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Iran’s Economic Woes Iran’s economy has been heavily sanctioned for years, with the nuclear deal signed in 2015 bringing brief respite to its crippled economy. Last week Trump announced additional economic sanctions against Iran, although these sanctions remain unspecified as of yet. Following Iranian missile strikes on two U.S. bases in Iraq in retribution for […]
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The A – Z Guide of LinkedIn Videos By Contributing Author B2B marketers looking to connect with specific audiences can resort to LinkedIn videos. The LinkedIn platform has grown phenomenally ever since the introduction of LinkedIn native Videos. This is one feature that has increased engagement on-site and it helps business-minded entities to grow new […]
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Photo Credit: Jewish Press After the death of Balshazzar, Darius the Medean became king of Babylon. He appointed 120 governors to rule over his provinces and over them he appointed three presidents, and over them he appointed Daniel. The king admired the wisdom of Daniel and this evoked jealousy and enmity among all the ministers […]
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Photo Credit: Jewish Press “They say that time heals all things, they say you can always forget; but the smiles and the tears across the years they twist my heart strings yet!” – George Orwel Advertisement ‘); _avp.push({ tagid: article_top_ad_tagid, alias: ‘/’, type: ‘banner’, zid: ThisAdID, pid: 16, onscroll: 0 }); Can time heal? Does […]
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Photo Credit: archive Rav Kahane Michael Miller spent five years collecting, editing, and uploading video footage of, or relating to, Rabbi Meir Kahane (1932-1990), founder of the Jewish Defense League and the Kach Party. Two weeks ago, on Erev Chanukah, Miller discovered that every single one of his 2,600 videos was gone. His account had […]
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Photo Credit: Jewish Press “Yissochor is a strong-boned donkey, resting among the boundaries. He saw tranquility that it was good and the land that it was pleasant, and he bent his shoulder to bear the burden, and he was an indentured laborer” (Bereishis 49:14) The Chofetz Chaim explains that a Torah scholar exerts himself in […]
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Photo Credit: Meir Vaknin/Flash90 A military truck evacuates Israelis through a flooded road in the northern city of Nahariyya, on a stormy winter day, January 8, 2020. This week has seen two major storms that raged from the Golan heights and Nahariyya in the north to the northern Negev and everything in between. Here’s a […]
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Photo Credit: Owen Jones / Wikipedia / Public Domain (((CLICK BELOW TO HEAR AUDIO))) First, Noam Arnon joins Yishai Fleisher to discuss why Jacob, who is dying in Egypt, asks to be buried in Hebron in the Land of Israel. Then, Rabbi Dani Eisenstock on standing with the Jews of the Diaspora after a spate […]
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