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Being True To Yourself In a World Untrue – Soul Talk [audio]

November 4, 2019David Rutman

Photo Credit: pixabay How do you stay true to your values when the society and culture around you is antithetical to the core of your beliefs. How do you stand up for G-d’s truth in a world whose relative truth opposes G-d’s objective truth?Noah during his time stood strong against the growing tide of a […]

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G-d is Bigger Than the Sky – Leap of Faith [audio]

November 4, 2019David Rutman

Photo Credit: pixabay In today’s episode of Leap of Faith, Penina speaks with Jim Long – author, filmmaker and founder of Lightcatcher Studios, based in Northwest Arkansas. Today he’ll be sharing about his life-long search from a Catholic country schoolboy to a leader in the Noahide movement. Another fascinating episode you don’t want to miss! […]

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Four Dimensional Political Chess Here in the Middle East – The Tamar Yonah Show [audio]

November 4, 2019David Rutman

Photo Credit: pixabay Tamar talks about Jerusalem traffic and why it bugs her. After her griping, she speaks with her guests on the intricate chess game with the players of the Middle East on the battlefront, and why it affects the entire world. Also, an inside look at Israeli politics, and what PM Netanyahu might […]

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Dissecting the Known Facts & Unanswered Questions on the Rabin Assassination – The Tamar Yonah Show [audio]

November 4, 2019David Rutman

Photo Credit: pixabay He has seen documents that not everyone else has seen regarding the Rabin Assassination. Tamar Yonah speaks with Mordechai Sones, who was a Research Assistant to Yigal Amir’s lawyer, Dr Yonatan Goldberg, in 1996 and 1997. In the course of that work, he says that he had access to all the medical, […]

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Goldstein on Gelt: How to Make Sure Your Retirement Goals Are Feasible

November 4, 2019David Rutman

Photo Credit: courtesy Doug Goldstein Kiplinger’s columnist Jane Bennett Clark explains why your retirement plan should include doing a “test retirement” to see whether your retirement goals are feasible. Make sure to include practical issues, such as where you will live, what you will do, and what your sources of income will be, in planning […]

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Lowlife Jew-Hater Sharpton Says Trump Needs To Fight Antisemitism

November 4, 2019David Rutman

Photo Credit: wikimedia Sharpton and cronies marching on Crown Heights {Originally posted to The Lid website} If there is a Nobel Prize for mendacity or an Oscar for hypocrisy, this statement by Al Sharpton would get the award.  This scumbag who calls himself a Reverend and a Human Rights leader has spent a lifetime spreading […]

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Minister Smotrich Pushing ‘Sovereignty Through Transportation’

November 4, 2019David Rutman

Photo Credit: Moriah Development Company Expanded Tunnel Road connecting Jerusalem and Gush Etzion. (JNS/Yisrael Hayom) The plan, which includes a $283 million expansion of the road connecting Jerusalem and Gush Etzion, aims to “end the current isolation of Judea and Samaria … so that the area is just like any other region in Israel,” according […]

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US Fighter Jets Upgraded with Israeli-Developed Electro-Optic Systems

November 4, 2019David Rutman

Photo Credit: Rafael Spokesperson Israel’s Rafael Advanced Defense Systems on Monday reported that it will supply electro-optic systems for the use of US Air Force fighter jets, a contract worth approximately NIS 200 million. The advanced electro-optic system, named Litening, will be supplied to the US Air Force in collaboration with the American Northrop Grumman […]

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Gush Etzion Winery Plants Olive Tree in Memory of Deceased Palestinian Employee

November 4, 2019David Rutman

[embedded content] Last week Israeli residents from the Gush Etzion area commemorated a Palestinian fellow employee who had died a month ago from a brain hemorrhage at age 25. Shadi Assad, who lived in the small village of Khallet Sakariya, located between the Israeli settlements of Alon Shevut and Rosh Tzurim in the Gush Etzion […]

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In Further Withdrawal from Nuclear Pact Iran Adds 30 High-Speed Centrifuges

November 4, 2019David Rutman

Photo Credit: Unknown via Wikimedia Enriched uranium The chief of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization (AEOI) Ali Akbar Salehi announced on Wednesday that his country had added 30 IR-6 centrifuges capable of enriching uranium 10 times faster than older machines, Fars News reported. The announcement was made on the 40th anniversary of the take over of […]

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