The Stronghold at Masada Welcome back to our virtual tour of Israel where we are picking up where we left off last week from Masada. We talked about the story of this unique place and its tragic ending. If you were not with us last time, please go back and read Part 1 so you […]
When you have the chance to stand in a place where an incredible event took place with the Prophet Elijah and is described clearly in the Bible, take it! The next best thing is to read this article written by a person who stood in the spot and describes it for us in beautiful detail.
Join us for an emotional walk down the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem. This is the venerated path that many believe Jesus would have taken as he walked to his death.
Journey down the Mt. of Olives in Israel with us and glimpse the ancient history, feel the emotions and step into the past and future simultaneously.
Limmud SA as a Jewish learning portal open to all Jews, no matter their affiliation has made a serious misstep. Choosing to be politically correct over morally correct and allowing their speakers to promote the destruction of Israel has shown their true colors. And it is ugly.
The Shabbat is a day of rest that the Jewish people have observed for generations and many other peoples and religions also have a similar practice. But the million dollar question is and always has been “What does it mean to remember the Sabbath by keeping it holy?”
Above picture: Azmanjaka Via Getty Images Ancient Words for Today The prophet Isaiah had this to say about the hatred nations show: He shall judge between the nations, and shall decide disputes for many peoples; and they shall beat their swords into plowshares, and their spears into pruning hooks; nation shall not lift up sword […]
Becoming a Mother is not as simple as giving birth to a child. It is filled with ups and downs, lessons and challenges, and also, a lot of love.
God's promise to Abram about 4,000 years ago has come to pass...again. After the Israelites were dispersed from their home and lived in exile for
The gdeft, an ancient tradition from the Jewish community of Ethiopia to end the holiday of Passover. Widely seen in Israel today, and now you can enjoy it too!