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Rabbi Cahn Comments on the Israel/Gaza Conflict Rabbi Jonathan Cahn returns to the Jim Bakker Show with a startling revelation about the Israel/Gaza Conflict. Connect with us: .
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B #39;nai B #39;rith EVP Dan Mariaschin On Algemeiner #39;s Top-100 Jewish Influencers, 2014 B #39;nai B #39;rith International congratulates Exec.
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Posted By simmons on February 6, 2015
George Galloway: dangerous Zionism = Judaism game - BBC Question Time Finchley (05Feb15) Some Jewish groups express disquiet George Galloway appearance in Finchley for BBC #39;s Question Time http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/news/jewish-group... By: PublicEnquiry
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Brother Nathanael - How Jews Justify Gaza Genocide 2015 Presidents Welcome "The Brother Nathanael Foundation will be working around the clock to make America a Christian nation once again.
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Moving tribute by Or Carmeli, sister of IDF soldier Sean Carmeli killed during Gaza fighting Moving tribute by Or Carmeli, sister of IDF lone soldier Sean Carmeli who died during the summer #39;s Operation Protective Edge in Gaza. By: Algemeiner
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Posted By richards on February 5, 2015
I'm crossposting this item that I put up today on Jewish Heritage Europe, the web site that I coordinate as a project of the Rothschild Foundation Europe. It looks back over the past quarter century of Jewish heritage preservation and priorities -- showing that despite progress that has been made and mind-sets that have changed, much still resonates:
Writing in September's Moment Magazine, Phyllis Myers posed the old question: should old synagogues in eastern Europe be saved?
Her answer and mine is, of course, a resounding YES.
It is important to remember, however, as Myers points out, that this answer was not self-evident or even all that widely held when she, and others involved in the field, first posed the question a quarter of a century ago, after the fall of the Iron Curtain.
Myers first did so in a long article, also in Moment, published in 1990, called The Old Shuls of Eastern Europe: Are They Worth Saving?
Its worth reading again today to get a sense of the situation on the ground and in peoples mind-sets back then, just as the movement to document and restore Jewish built heritage in eastern and central Europe was getting under way. In a sense, her article represented a sort of blueprint for what could and should be the preservation priorities for the coming generation.
We preservebuildings and places, the simple and the awesomefor many reasons, Myers wrote in 1990.
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Posted By richards on February 5, 2015
Cotuit Library:Cotuit Library is at 871 Main St. 508-428-8141; http://www.cotuitlibrary.org
Centerville Library: Feb. 23: It's Movie Time - a free showing of "South Pacific," 1 p.m.
Antiques!: The Hyannis Public Library's 39th Weekend Antiques Show & Sale is schedule for Feb. 14 and 15, this year at the Barnstable Intermediate School, 895 Route 28, Hyannis. Show hours are 10 to 5 on Saturday and 11 to 4 on Sunday. Lunch and snacks are available both days. Adult admission is $6 or $5 with coupon, kids free (with adult). More info? 508-775-2280.
At Titcomb's: Feb. 14: Bestselling author Mary Pat Kelly speaks and signs copies of her latest book, "Of Irish Blood," 2 to 3 p.m. at Titcomb's, 432 Route 6A, East Sandwich. 508-888-2331; http://www.titcombsbookshop.com
Winter Reading Series: Sturgis Library hosts a wintertime reading and discussion series, Shaking Two Nickels Together: A Literary Perspective on Impoverishment and Income Inequality, as a guest list of scholars examine the subject in its historical and socioeconomic context. Attend any or all lectures. Texts are available at the library: Next up: Feb. 24: A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens, led by Anne Speyer; March 24: Selected Victorian poetry, led by Paula Krebs; April 28: Bread and Wine by Ignazio Silone, led by James Crowley. RSVP to 508-362-6636; made possible by a grant from Mass Humanities.
Help for kids who stutter: Several books and DVDs produced by the nonprofit Stuttering Foundation are available free to public libraries. Among these, a new DVD called Stuttering: For Kids By Kids, stars kids who are struggling with the disability themselves and are out to help others. Three libraries in Barnstable have this DVD on their shelves: Centerville Public Library; Cotuit Library; Hyannis Public Library.
Library perks: Hyannis Public Library continues to offer the Mango Languages online language-learning system to all CLAMS card holders in the villages, through a grant from the Kirkman Trust Fund awarded to Barnstable libraries. Valid CLAMS card holders may take advantage of reduced rate admissions to the New England Aquarium in Boston and to Heritage Museums & Gardens in Sandwich. Call the library for information. Hyannis Library is at 401 Main St. 508-775-2280, http://www.hyannislibrary.org
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Posted By simmons on February 5, 2015
IsraelPalestine For Critical Thinkers: #3 The Rise of Christianity in Israel-Palestine In this episode, Richard Bass take us back to the tumultuous time of first century CE in Israel-Palestine, when the events of Jesus #39; life took place and the Roman #39;s destroyed the Second... By: ForCriticalThinkers
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Posted By simmons on February 5, 2015
Judaism - Religion Belief This clip from Skill Boosters is part of our range of training materials around the topic of religion and belief.
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