Jewish and Israeli Holidays
The most prominent sector in the city’s tech landscape is biotech and life science, which provides a range of innovative solutions for modern-day challenges posed by COVID-19.
Among sites targeted were Ramat Hasharon, Regavim and United Hatzalah • Israel’s National Cyber Directorate: Iran or Hamas behind “unsophisticated” attack.
The story of the holiday is the story of the Jewish people, their Torah and welcoming others into the tribe.
According to figures released by the Central Bureau of Statistics ahead of Jerusalem Day, the capital’s population is nearing 1 million.
We can’t be together just yet with family and friends, but we can celebrate in tradition and style, and bring out the comfort fare with an eye towards better times ahead.
According to Jason Guberman, executive director of the American Sephardi Federation, the Islamic regime has for decades “waged a disgraceful campaign to persecute Persian Jews, as well as to politicize and desecrate Jewish holy sites in Iran.”
“It’s a great feeling to see the whole community together on Friday nights,” says Devorah Selber, an Israeli now living outside of Philadelphia. “It is just beautiful and something I love.”
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu calls for greater enforcement of emergency measures; National Security Council chief Ben-Shabbat warns of new coronavirus outbreak.
The discovery of the coin, said to be the only one from the era bearing the name “Jerusalem” to have been discovered in the ancient city, was announced in honor of the upcoming Lag B’Omer holiday.
On tap are videos, stories, songs, concerts, online parades and drive-by barbecues.
“Challah and Chicken Soup for the Quarantined Soul” includes rolls, grape juice, candles and homemade soup (matzah balls optional).
The new recruits come from America, Canada, Russia, France, Australia, Latin America, Ukraine, England, South Africa, Thailand, Germany, Italy, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, India, Georgia, Sweden, Holland, Moldova, Uzbekistan, Holland, Bulgaria and Kazakhstan.
