Motza'ei Shabbat Ki Tetze 5768
This just in:
Today (Thursday), a new house is being build throughout the day in Sde Bo'az. It all has to come up in one day, so it's all hands on deck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Skilled and unskilled laborers needed. Please call Uria 052-6325000
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Monday, August 4, 2008
Haveil Havalim Blog Carnival #176
5 Menahem Av 5768
Little Frum House on the Prairie was kind enough to include our More Avodah Aravit post in this week's edition.
Little Frum House on the Prairie was kind enough to include our More Avodah Aravit post in this week's edition.
Sunday, July 27, 2008
More Avodah Aravrit
24 Tammuz 5768
It is no coincidence that last week's bulldozer terrorist attack (link includes photos) took place a block from the Israel Center, the Orthodox Union of Hebrew Congregations [OU] headquarters in Israel.
No, the Arabs did not plan this around the OU.
However, the Vice-President of the OU David Luchins, Ph.D. was visiting from the U. S.
A group from the National Council of Synagogue Youth [NCSY], the OU's youth branch, was also in Jerusalem at the time, as part of its summer educational tour of Israel.
It is not a coincidence that all of these people, places, and events came together.
These visitors now have an opportunity to serve as shlichim, as messengers to the Jews in the U. S.
But, what message will they bear?
Will they spin the terrorist attack into the "copycat" attack of another crazy person, as the Israeli government has?
Will they downplay it, or even ignore it?
Will parents of NCSY members tell the kids that they "don't understand such complicated matters," and shouldn't get involved?
Or will OU officials, members, and youth recognize this profound occurrence, step up to the plate, and share the horror of the experience of being in Jerusalem while a terrorist attack was in progress?
Will they avoid the mincing of words, and political-correctness, and put two and two together to come up with four?
Only time will tell.
Meanwhile, on the same day of the second bulldozer attack by an "Israeli Arab" in two weeks, a rather telling article by Nathan J. Diament, the OU's Director of Public Policy was published on the website Real Clear Politics. (thanks to the Torat Yisrael Blog for the reference).
In this article, focusing on Sen. Barak Obama's (D-IL) visit to Israel, Diament praises two U. S. presidents, one whom supported the transfer of 95 percent of Judea, Samaria, and Gaza to Arabs, and the other, a vocal supporter of the formation of yet another Arab terrorist state.
We look forward to the OU's message(s) it conveys to our fellow Jews in the U. S. After having read Diament's article, we are not optimistic.
The Orthodox Union did not authorize the use of its logo. It is placed here, only as the highly recognizable symbol of kosher food, to assist our readers in identifying the OU organization.
It is no coincidence that last week's bulldozer terrorist attack (link includes photos) took place a block from the Israel Center, the Orthodox Union of Hebrew Congregations [OU] headquarters in Israel.No, the Arabs did not plan this around the OU.
However, the Vice-President of the OU David Luchins, Ph.D. was visiting from the U. S.
A group from the National Council of Synagogue Youth [NCSY], the OU's youth branch, was also in Jerusalem at the time, as part of its summer educational tour of Israel.
It is not a coincidence that all of these people, places, and events came together.
These visitors now have an opportunity to serve as shlichim, as messengers to the Jews in the U. S.
But, what message will they bear?
Will they spin the terrorist attack into the "copycat" attack of another crazy person, as the Israeli government has?
Will they downplay it, or even ignore it?
Will parents of NCSY members tell the kids that they "don't understand such complicated matters," and shouldn't get involved?
Or will OU officials, members, and youth recognize this profound occurrence, step up to the plate, and share the horror of the experience of being in Jerusalem while a terrorist attack was in progress?
Will they avoid the mincing of words, and political-correctness, and put two and two together to come up with four?
Only time will tell.
Meanwhile, on the same day of the second bulldozer attack by an "Israeli Arab" in two weeks, a rather telling article by Nathan J. Diament, the OU's Director of Public Policy was published on the website Real Clear Politics. (thanks to the Torat Yisrael Blog for the reference).
In this article, focusing on Sen. Barak Obama's (D-IL) visit to Israel, Diament praises two U. S. presidents, one whom supported the transfer of 95 percent of Judea, Samaria, and Gaza to Arabs, and the other, a vocal supporter of the formation of yet another Arab terrorist state.
We look forward to the OU's message(s) it conveys to our fellow Jews in the U. S. After having read Diament's article, we are not optimistic.
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See more first hand information on the attack and on another recent incident of "avodah aravit" posted at Tomer Devorah.
The Orthodox Union did not authorize the use of its logo. It is placed here, only as the highly recognizable symbol of kosher food, to assist our readers in identifying the OU organization.
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Avodah Ivrit - CLEANING
B"H
What:Avodah Ivrit - CLEANING
Who:
Ariel Ben Yohanan
Note:
For CLEANING of your offices, condos, shops, shuls, apartments, etc.
Call 054 681 4640
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Sunday, July 6, 2008
Haveil Havalim Blog Carnival #172
4 Tammuz 5768
This week's edition of the Haveil Havalim Blog Carnival is being hosted at the Daled Amos Blog, and includes one of our posts.
This week's edition of the Haveil Havalim Blog Carnival is being hosted at the Daled Amos Blog, and includes one of our posts.
Saturday, July 5, 2008
Avodah Aravit
3 Tammuz 5768
This headline from "b'Sheva," the Hebrew weekly published by Arutz Sheva, sums up last Wednesday's terrorist attack in Jerusalem perfectly.
We wonder what Rabbi Yuval Cherlow says Avodah Ivrit now. Last year it was reported that he compared it to Nazism.
We at the Avodah Ivrit Blog mourn the lost of those murdered last week:
May their families and loved ones be comforted with all the mourners in Zion and Jerusalem.
This headline from "b'Sheva," the Hebrew weekly published by Arutz Sheva, sums up last Wednesday's terrorist attack in Jerusalem perfectly.
"Avodah Aravit"
(Arab Labor)
(Arab Labor)
We wonder what Rabbi Yuval Cherlow says Avodah Ivrit now. Last year it was reported that he compared it to Nazism.
We at the Avodah Ivrit Blog mourn the lost of those murdered last week:
May their families and loved ones be comforted with all the mourners in Zion and Jerusalem.
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