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Sukkos and other Jewish holidays are meant to be celebrated in Israel, as the weather is perfect for such a holiday. One can truly live in a sukkah throughout the entire holiday and enjoy it the way it's made for every Jew.
The state of Israel will be celebrating it's 62nd Independence Day on April 20, 2010. This holiday is a tense holiday as it is not celebrated by all factions of Israel. The chareidim do not celebrate it. What do our Torah leaders today have to say about the subject? Read on to find out one view....
Come and experience the living history of ancient cities all over the land of Israel. Bet Shemesh is mentioned in the Tanach, and is today populated by many English-speaking olim. Find out why we are so lucky to be here.
For those of us who live in Israel now, and have been fortunate to feel Hashem's presence in our lives, I am happy to share some of my perceptions with you. I am not saying that Hashem is not in Chutz La'aretz (outside Israel), but what I'm saying is that I feel more of Hashem when I'm living here.
This week alone, I've witnessed three different incidents of what I call "Chutzpah" with a capital C. And I live in Israel now....
Jewish Wisdom
"When I was young I admired clever people. Now that I am old, I admire kind peo ple". Rabbi Avraham Yehoshua Heschel (1907-1972)
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