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This is Mohammed Sharab. He is a pro Palestinian Australian living in Melbourne. He is not calling for peace or ceasefire, he is calling for Intifada - a holy war. He wants the war here in Victoria. He has been charged with kidnapping, false imprisonment, intentionally causing injury and assault. He is bringing the war to Australia, and is still loose on our streets
This is AUSTRALIA today 🇭🇲
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jewinme · 1 year
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We all have Jew and nonjew within the self. All life depends on who loves the Jew. Even the Jew can hate the Jew. If we harbor any hate, we oppreses the self. Whoever loves the Jew is in the Jew and the Jew is in him 🙏 We all are one but the one who loves the other is the Jew. See my website for today's new post. Be inspired and connect to your deeper soul's purpose. Follow my blog if you want to understand more... 👇👇👇 See my bio for blog link. Follow me @shanniealv #blessed #jewandgentile #womanofvalor #faith #kabbalah #torah #love #god #jewishcommunity #hashem #hasidic #yeshua #loveoneanother❤️ #keter #awakening #jesus #christianity #religions #messiah #oneness #jewish #islam #soul #israel #sabbath #unity #adamandeve #treeoflife #divinepurpose💜🗝 #treeofknowledge https://www.instagram.com/p/CpSmTM_uNx8/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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eretzyisrael · 10 months
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16 Tamuz - The Golden Calf- 1313 BCE
On this day in the year 1313 BCE, the Jewish people created the Golden Calf. When Moshe ascended Mt. Sinai to receive the Torah on the 7th of Sivan, he assured the people that he would return 40 days later in the morning. He left Aharon and Chur in charge. The people mistakenly thought that the day Moshe ascended counted as the first day, even though he was not on the mountain for the full day. According to their miscalculation, the 40th day was today. When high noon arrived and the morning had clearly passed, the people panicked. They thought that Moshe had surely died on Mt. Sinai, and they were now leaderless in the desert.
Chur tried to reason with them and convince them of their calculation error. In their state of hysteria, the people killed him. Witnessing this, and having complete faith that Moshe would return, Aharon stalled for time. The people asked for an idol to replace Moshe, falling back on the beliefs they had abandoned in Egypt. Aharon said he would need their silver and gold to create the idol, thinking the people would at least hesitate to do this. Everyone gave generously. Aharon then threw all of the precious metal into the fire, hoping that would delay. Some stowaways from Egypt used sorcery at that point, and the Golden Calf emerged. In one final attempt to stall, Aharon built an altar and said tomorrow we will make a holiday for this new god, completely confident that by then Moshe would be back. Again, in their zeal, the people rose early to worship the calf before Moshe had time to descend the mountain. Later in the morning, Moshe returned. When he witnessed the treacherous behavior, he smashed the brand new stone tablets in an attempt to wake the people up.
Rabbi Pinchas L. Landis
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maromorg · 1 year
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Jewish Festival of Lights
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The Jewish Festival of Lights is known as Hanukkah, also spelled Chanukah. It is an eight-day celebration that commemorates the rededication of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem after it was reclaimed by the Maccabees from the Greek Seleucid Empire in the 2nd century BCE.
The holiday is typically celebrated in December, and it involves lighting a nine-branched candelabrum known as a menorah. One candle is lit on the first night, and an additional candle is added each subsequent night until all nine candles are lit on the eighth night. The ninth branch, known as the shamash, is used to light the other candles.
Other Hanukkah traditions include playing with a spinning top known as a dreidel, which has Hebrew letters on each side, and eating foods fried in oil, such as latkes (potato pancakes) and sufganiyot (jelly-filled donuts). The use of oil symbolizes the miracle of the small amount of oil that burned for eight days in the Temple's menorah.
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wearbu · 11 months
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Hey there, fellow culture enthusiast! 🎉🔯 
You just struck gold if you've been on the hunt for something unique this Jewish American Heritage Month. We've got a sizzling deep-dive into Jewish culture, humor, and a dash of bagel banter! Believe us, you don't want to find yourself in the dreaded clutches of FOMO, do you? 😉 
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abelkia · 1 year
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Shoah (Claude Lanzmann, 1985) #holocaustmemorialday #shoah #holocaust #claudelanzmann #1985 #worldwar2 #genocide #hmd2023 #holocaustremembranceday #27january #27janvier #deportation #communautejuive #campdeconcentration #extermination #jewishcommunity #lgbtq #upjb #memoire #memory https://www.instagram.com/p/Cn6sJcpN_JN/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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usnewsper-politics · 25 days
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Jewish School Board Member Faces Backlash for Political Views: A Lesson in Tolerance and Respect #backlash #charterschools #conservativeviews #educationadvocates #educationalopportunities #expressingviews #inclusivityandopenmindedness #jewishcommunity #Jewishschoolboardmember #justandequitablesociety #localteachersunion #mutualrespect #politicalviews #progressivevalues #resignation #roleofpoliticsineducation #schoolboardmembers #schoolchoice #targeting #toleranceandrespectfordiversity #understandinganddialogue
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goldiers1 · 1 year
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Jewish Community Welcomes Minister Ebrard for Mural Unveiling
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  Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard attended the presentation of the mural "Am Yisrael Chai" by Mexican artist Julio Carrasco Bretón at the Monte Sinai Cultural Center in Mexico City last night at the invitation of the Jewish community. In his speech, Secretary Ebrard pointed out that the mural is: "historic not only for its dimensions but for everything it represents." "It has a lot to do with the origin of Mexico, with the way we Mexicans express ourselves and a powerful pictorial current, muralist, that determines or defines Mexico's contribution to the world." “It is not only that it is a monumental work, it is not only that it tells an extraordinary story that is the history of the Jewish people, four thousand years, but it also synthesizes the relationship between the people of Mexico, the Jewish-Mexican community and the people From Israel". “We are a country that prides itself on its deep tradition of receiving anyone who needs refuge,”   The 44-meter-long mural "Historical Image of the Origin and Creation of the State of Israel" whose final destination will be Tel Aviv, Israel, synthesizes the four thousand years of history of the people of Israel. The event was attended by the Minister of Diaspora Affairs of Israel, Amichai Chikli; the mayor of Samaria, Yossi Dagan; the Israeli ambassador in Mexico, Zvi Tal; the president and founder of the Israel Latin American Network Foundation (ILAN), Isaac Assa Farca; the president of the Monte Sinai Community, Alberto Kichik; former half-track commander in the Israeli Armored Corps, Moshe Levy; the Mexican artist dedicated to mural painting, Julio Carrasco Bretón; and the Undersecretary for Multilateral Affairs and Human Rights, Martha Delgado Peralta.  
Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard Full Speech:
Good evening, thank you very much for the invitation, dear, dear friends, I especially greet those who come from Israel, thank you very much for being here. Minister, thank you for joining us. Friends, friends of the different communities or the Jewish community, and endearing companions of many stories; I see many familiar faces of endearing people. Briefly, I bring you a greeting from President López Obrador, his congratulations for this work, Isaac, is something beyond any expectation. It is really very difficult to describe what a mural with four thousand years of history means. It has a lot to do with the origin of Mexico, with the way we Mexicans express ourselves, and a powerful pictorial current, muralist, that determines or defines Mexico's contribution to the world. So it's not just that it's a monumental work, it's not just that it tells an extraordinary story, which is the history of the Jewish people, four thousand years, but it also synthesizes the relationship between the people of Mexico, the Mexican-Jewish community and the people of Israel. Why do we understand each other? Well, Mexico is a country that has more or less 68 native ethnic groups today, with 68 languages. In this country you cannot stop being, you are diverse from the moment you are born, if you don't understand it you don't understand Mexico. We have in our country communities coming from abroad, important at least 49; the majority, are linked to political, religious, or any kind of persecution. We are a country that prides itself on its deep tradition of welcoming anyone in need of shelter. And when it was the turn of the Jewish community, our country opened the door, and here we are. Now we are part of the same community, how can we not understand each other? But Mexico is also a people that was persecuted for a long time, we have four invasions, not counting the Spanish one. People were persecuted for what they believed, the first actions of the inquisition in Mexico were against people who were Jewish and also who were, or spoke Nahuatl, Otomi, Zapotec, Purépecha. Still in the 19th century, they wanted to exterminate the Yaquis who survived with extraordinary tenacity, they had more than 10,000 deaths because they did not want to give up their land, their water and their religious ideas, their ideas... their worldview. So, how is Mexico not going to understand or how are Mexico and the Jewish people not going to understand each other? It is what synthesizes this mural, I would say historical, not only because of its dimensions but because of everything it represents. So today it is an honor for me to be with you, to tell you: we love you, we appreciate you and we understand you. I'm not talking about history anymore, we have the risks today. It has already been said in this rostrum what risks there are. For us in Mexico, well, how can we forget? Already as Secretary of Foreign Relations, the tragedy of 2019 in El Paso, Texas, that a guy entered a Walmart to kill Mexicans because we were invading his country -he made a manifesto that two million people saw- and he killed grandparents who were with their children, their grandchildren, to buy school supplies. And the first community that supported us in the United States was the Jewish community, and I remembered what my great-uncle used to tell me when I was very little about why he went to war against the Nazis having been born in Coyoacán. By? Why did they go? There were 28 Mexican women, Mexicans of different origins from their, let's say closeness; because you couldn't stay silent and do nothing against Nazism, because you couldn't stay and stand aside or look the other way when these guys wanted to destroy many peoples, including Jews, just because of what they believed and they thought. You could not. And when this tragedy occurred in El Paso, the first community that helped us in the United States with which we are working, was the Jewish community, how can we not understand each other? Of course, we understand each other and we are close every time we need each other. So, thank you very much, Isaac, for this work, very moving, and speaks a lot about the past, but it speaks more about the future that we have together; and keep fighting and not turn a blind eye to brutality, totalitarianism, and any action against any people. Let's say “no” as we have always done, is what this mural says. Thank you so much.   Sources: THX News & Gobierno de Mexico. Read the full article
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Jews got creative amid freezing weather
I love cool news from the Jewish world.
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It is a tour where boasts to see “The Big Five” that includes the Sri Lankan Elephant, Leopard, Sloth Bear, great Blue Whale, and Sperm Whale.”https://elephanttravels.com/sri-lanka-kosher-holidays/ . . . . . #pesachsrilanka #srilankakosher #pesach2023 #elephanttours #Israel #jewishfood #jewishcommunity #koshertravel #travelagent #passover2023 #passover #holidayinstilanka #srilankatravel (at Jerusalem, Israel) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cn4P_1zK5yF/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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I think it's amazing that with enough hate you could bring people together. Legitimate mass murder and rape. They were brilliant with dehumanising Jews over decades. They showed us that we have too much regulations - look how they dug underground tunnels so quickly without the city collapsing.  And of course, convincing the world they should stay on a refugee status for generations, ever even they left the country. And their leaders made millions and are very famous for terrorism, yet no one wants to stop them.
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jewinme · 1 year
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We do not understand how energy works. The soul is one that is masculine and feminine energy that is balanced. We don't see the Jew or Christ energy is masculine and humanity is feminine. When we love the Jew, we transform our feminine energy to masculine. It becomes balanced. This awakening is the union between nonjew and Jew that are becoming ONE with God and one another. This is something we have never done before because we have been separated. Religion was supposed to teach us love. If we do not know how to love the other then religion taught us nothing.🍃 See my website for today's new post. Be inspired and connect to your deeper soul's purpose. Follow my blog if you want to understand more... 👇👇👇 See my bio for blog link. Follow me @shanniealv #nurture #jewandgentile #motherearth #faith #kabbalah #torah #love #god #jewishcommunity #hashem #hasidic #yeshua #loveoneanother❤️ #keter #awakening #jesus #christianity #religions #messiah #oneness #jewish #islam #soul #israel #sabbath #unity #adamandeve #treeoflife #divinepurpose💜🗝 #treeofknowledge https://www.instagram.com/p/CocaYTLuqXk/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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eretzyisrael · 1 year
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22 Adar - The Jews of Hollywood - 1927
On this day in 1927, The Fox Film Corporation gave its first demonstration of the process that it would use for a new feature, Movietone News, that would allow filmgoers to see and hear scenes from recent events. Fifty reporters were escorted into Fox-Case's New York studios at 10:00 that morning and filmed. Four hours later, the same group saw and heard themselves when the film of the press conference was screened.
Fox Film Corporation was founded by William Fox. Born Wilheim Fuchs along with the founders of MGM, Paramount, Warner Bros., Universal, and Colombia Picture he was part of a small group of top-level Jewish-born entrepreneurs who fashioned Hollywood. Besides their professions, they practically all fit the same profile: 2nd generation Americans from observant Eastern European Jewish homes all abandoning the traditions of their youth.
It was not a coincidence that the first talking movie out of Hollywood was the Jazz Singer, produced by Warner Bros. The movie is the story of the son of a Jewish cantor, played by Al Jolson, whose father kicks him out of the house because he wants to become a jazz singer. In the process, he falls in love with a non-Jewish woman. The “happy ending” is when he returns home to chant the Kol Nidrei service with his mother and gentile girlfriend watching admirably, and subsequently, his mother comes to watch him perform on Broadway. The movie was quite auto-biographical for Jolson and the group of Jewish filmmakers. The movie was later remade twice. Once starring Jerry Lewis and once Neil Diamond. Again, quite an autobiographical role.
Rabbi Pinchas L. Landis
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maromorg · 1 year
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Building Self Esteem
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Building self-esteem is an ongoing process that requires consistent effort, but there are many effective strategies you can use to improve your self-esteem. Here are a few suggestions:
Identify your strengths: Make a list of your positive qualities and accomplishments. Focus on your strengths and what makes you unique.
Challenge negative self-talk: Recognize and challenge negative thoughts or self-talk. When you catch yourself thinking negatively, replace those thoughts with positive affirmations.
Practice self-care: Take care of yourself physically, emotionally, and mentally. This includes getting enough sleep, exercising regularly, eating healthy, and engaging in activities that bring you joy.
Set realistic goals: Set goals that are achievable and challenging but not too overwhelming. Celebrate your progress and achievements along the way.
Surround yourself with positive people: Surround yourself with people who are supportive, positive, and who lift you up. Avoid people who bring you down or who are critical or negative.
Learn new skills: Learning new skills and taking on new challenges can help boost your confidence and self-esteem.
Remember that building self-esteem is a process and it takes time. Be patient and kind to yourself, and remember that everyone has strengths and weaknesses. By focusing on your strengths and practicing self-care, you can improve your self-esteem and live a happier, more fulfilling life.
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wearbu · 1 year
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Celebrating Jewish Peoplehood
Step into the vibrant, diverse world of Jewish Peoplehood, a beautiful tapestry of shared stories, traditions, and connections that spans the globe. As we celebrate our shared heritage, each one of us plays a unique role in this vibrant community, nurturing our individual Jewish identities while strengthening our collective bond. Dive into the richness of Jewish culture, from studying sacred texts to sharing a hearty laugh over a classic Jewish joke. Remember: Why don't we make bread into money? Because it would be too crumby! 😂 Embrace your place in the global Jewish family, and let your Jewish identity shine!
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