Tag: judaism

Can Bibi form a ruling Coalition for the new Knesset?

Orly interviews Berry Shaw, from: www.theviewfromisrael.com/

How: Walter views those who now insult their former colleagues as a tool to get votes.

Over 6 million Israelis, or exactly 6,339,729 are eligible to go to the polls and vote. There will be Around 10,000 polling stations throughout the country, including Israeli-Arab towns and villages. Tamar Yonah gives a quick step by step description on how Israelis vote in elections, the procedures, stories from people who have voted, PLUS dirty tricks to look out for! Also, what is it like to work in a polling station, and can one person vote twice?

PM Netanyahu promised that immediately after the elections he would apply sovereignty over the Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria. Including the communities located outside the so-called “settlement blocs”. Can he be trusted?

Are you still scratching your head on who to cast your ballot for? Well, Politicians are pushing the pedal to the metal! trying to get the votes of the undecided!

This week your hosts talk about Brazil's announcement of establishing a "business office" in Jerusalem. They also discuss a remarkable discovery that may shed light on a biblical person. Israel now holds the title for the longest salt cave in the world, and the Israeli spacecraft Beresheet is closing in on the moon. Don't miss Spacecrafts and Offices Spaces.

The so-called experts falsely claim the all the problems of the Middle East will be solved if the Palestinians have their own state

Unlike most cultures, Judaism encourages asking questions, because they help us grow. On today’s show I will be speaking with Yosef and Emunah Murray, authors of their memoir, “From Rose Bowl to Rashi.” In this incredibly inspiring interview, they share the hardships they faced for asking questions and they describe Judaism’s encouragement of questions as a breath of fresh air. Another episode of Leap of Faith you don’t want to miss!

Believing in G-d does not always compute to experiencing G-d as reality in our day to day lives. How can we take G-d as a theoretical construct and form an intimate connection and relationship with our creator? What can we do to make G-d's presence more tangible throughout the day?

Whether we sit right or left of the respective aisle, can we have different views on some topics than our co-lemmings? Can one support gay marriage, protect the environment, despise-or-love gun control and still oppose abortion on demand? The dumbing-down of independent thought has increased stridency to the point of severing friendships and compromising jobs and relationships. What does the Torah say about the sanctity of human life before, during and even AFTER death? An uncomfortable show for those who are brave enough to utter the words, "I. Don't Know."

Should Israel go into Gaza, clean out the terrorists, and bring Jews back there to live? And what would happen 'the day after'? Tamar Yonah discusses the options and the consequences with Razi Atuar, a Lt.. Colonel. in the IDF reserves who served as part of a special task force during Operation Protective Edge, in Gaza, in 2014.

The terrorists in Gaza are holding Israelis hostage, calling the shots on when to open fire on us, where to make our children sleep at night, and ultimately bringing down the Israeli government. Why does the Israeli leadership allow this to happen and not take out and uproot this terrorist entity?

Howie talks to filmmaker Ryan Mauro about his trip to Saudi Arabia in search of Mount Sinai.

Has the Left in Israel sold out? Rod Reuven Dovid Bryant and Jerry Gordon interview former Hebrew University professor and expert on Middle East minorities Mordechai Nisan, author of “The Crack-up of the Israeli Left”. He argues that the left maintains the mindset of Israel through the media, the courts, culture and military. This despite the rise of right-wing ruling coalitions in the Knesset since 1977 and especially over the past decade under PM Netanyahu since 2009. Since 1967 Professor Nisan argues that the left has been out of touch on two fundamental issues.

Orly talks about the Israeli election and explains the different parties stance. Orly also give her commentary on Brexit.

This week we continue our discussion on Kabbalah, the Tree of Life, and how Wisdom (Chochmah) and the other sefirot connect to the Arts and Sciences in our modern world.

Hear: An Astronaut tell how for 197 days he experienced a sunrise and sunset every 90 minutes and about his work, leisure and spirituality while 408km above the earth. Warning: Don't drive while you listen, because it will make your imagination wonder. Also: More thoughts about American politics. And: Our expert travel consultant talks about news for travellers and about planes to Israel and our hotels.

Anti-Zionism and AntiSemitism - What is the difference? Is there a difference? Adam Levick from CAMERA joins Tamar Yonah and explains the faulty and incorrect thinking that Anti-Zionism and AntiSemitism are different. He gives you the tools on how to correct others who think this way.

When the Sunday sermon blamed the delay of Jesus’ second coming on women wearing makeup, Angela Himsel began to wonder if God didn’t have more important things to worry about. This began her on a spiritual journey that took her from the Worldwide Church of God to Orthodox Judaism. On today’s Leap of Faith, Penina talks with Angela about her spiritual journey and how sometimes there is more than one right answer. Join Penina for another inspiring episode of Leap of Faith.

Even under siege, we have controls in our lives. Keeping relationships holy/refined; selecting the moral high-ground in business and interpersonal arenas present abundant opportunity to profoundly alter the uncertain events that unfold daily.

After several weeks in Israel, Ross is finally back. In this week's show, your hosts come out of the gate discussing President Trump's official recognition of Israel's sovereignty of the Golan Heights. Obviously, not everyone is as happy about this latest from the U.S. President. Springing from that topic, they talk about the nations who have either moved their embassies or announced plans to move their embassies to Jerusalem. Jono shares lists of the happiest countries and the most expensive cities to live in. They also share with their listeners about a call for wine boycott that backfires. Don't miss, Wine and Whiners - this week on Israel On My Mind.

There is an antisemitism crisis in the US Democratic Party

Orly talks about the aftermath of Trumps proclamation, and the response of the rest of the world. And she wishes a special thanks to ambassador Friedman

Rod Reuven Dovid Bryant and Jerry Gordon bring back Gil Hoffman, Jerusalem Post, Political Columnist during Gaza missile attacks that showed the limits of deterrence by the Iron Dome Systems. Hoffman said the elections are suddenly about war in the Middle East. It is now a question of who is better able to handle the situation, Prime Minister Netanyahu or his Blue White opponent, former IDF Chief of Staff Gantz. His response to the impact of Trump’s Golan proclamation was nuanced, it had a long build up culminating with Secretary Pompeo presence in Israel to deliver this election gift. It was a matter of Netanyahu being politically the most qualified Israeli international leader. Hoffman pointed out that President Trump is very popular in Israel. That was reflected in results of a recent poll that showed 73% of Israelis approved of the President.

Howie talks about the "ceasefire" with Hamas, A teacher in Toronto Canada who may lose her job over a MAGA hat and stage a hate crime against yourself and get off scott free...Well if you're a member of the Hollywood lefty elite...

What is it like to be a mother of 7 children, who lives under red alert sirens and rocket fire, and only has 15 seconds to get all of her children to safety? Israel News Talk Radio's Tamar Yonah speaks with a Jewish mother, Devorah Goodman Horev, who lives in the south of Israel. She describes the 'life and death' decisions parents have to make, when under rocket and missile attack from Gaza.

Hear: The well known writer and commentator Caroline Glick as you never heard her - or read about her before; her early years - and why she decided to put aside her pen and paper to enter politics in the New Right Party.

This week the discussion centers on the connection of our divine service to the Creator with the Arts and Sciences. As well as, how Kabbalah connects our souls to these concepts that would normally seem at odds with Torah.

It's nice when we do good and feel good. Yet, sometimes, we do what we know is right and good and don't feel very good while doing it. Our head says "this is the right thing to do" and our heart says " I don't want to do this." What do we do with ourselves when our head and heart conflict?