simmons | January 28, 2015
Boycotting Israel - The insidious threat of the BDS movement Related Blog Post: http://legalinsurrection.com/2015/01/boycotting-israel-the-insidious-threat-of-the-bds-movement/ By: Legal Insurrection
simmons | January 28, 2015
France calls for UN Security Council meeting over Israel-Lebanon border violence France has called an urgent meeting of the UN Security Council following the outbreak of violence along southern border of Lebanon with Israel. It comes after Israeli forces were hit by missiles,...
simmons | January 28, 2015
Holocaust Denial Allegations - Thunderf00t, Bewildered Ape and HannibaltheVictor13 I have a little baby - my time is valuable.
admin | January 28, 2015
Israel poised to go "Gaza" on southern Lebanon also, by inferring Iran has a partnership with Hezbollah in either Syria or Lebanon, Netanyahu will tell our Congress they MUST bomb Iran March! By: Golden Dawn Media
richards | January 28, 2015
DAVID CA-MORON MOSES THE TALMUD It's a go at Jews but zion. By: crossman
richards | January 28, 2015
Bar Mitsva lve Talmud Torah Crteil 5775 By: Hassidout Habad
richards | January 28, 2015
Rav A. Arbib - Talmud Meghilla 23 Corso di Talmud 5775 - Trattato di Meghill, Primo Capitolo - Ventitreesima lezione. Pag.
richards | January 28, 2015
Rabbi Joel Padowitz, #1 What Is Talmud And Why We Learn It, 1-26-2015 By: Larry Rauer
richards | January 28, 2015
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and owner Robert Kraft are all smiles after being the Indianapolis Colts, but will a Super Bowl victory be tainted by Deflategate? (Elsa/Getty Images)/JTA Deflategate, the controversy surrounding the New England Patriots that has made national news, made its way to a Houston business conference led by a rabbi
richards | January 28, 2015
Photos by Sarah Newman, courtesy of Neesh Noosh Sarah Newman writes the blog Neesh Noosh: A Jewish Womans Year Long Journey to Find Faith in Food Tu BShevat, which translates literally as the 15th day of the month of Shevat, is the Jewish New Year for Trees. Mentioned in the Talmud, the holiday marks the tithing of fruits grown in Israel. In the 16th century, Jewish mystic Rabbi Isaac Luria and his disciples developed a seder for the holiday that focused on the symbolism of the fruits and trees of Israel.
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