Jewish and Israeli Holidays
A stamp “can travel from Alaska to the U.S. Virgin Islands, or Maine to Guam,” Michael Gordon, the Postal Service’s government liaison director, told JNS. “Much like Chanukah, it can be a family, unifying event.”
Nathan Kamp, of the Netherlands, came in first for his depiction of a lush assortment of pomegranates and shining golden apples.
A classic recipe with a little seltzer thrown in for good measure.
For far too long, the Middle East has been a maelstrom.
Travelers will instead fly to Romania or Poland and proceed on the ground leg of their voyage from there.
A first-day-of-issue dedication ceremony is scheduled for Sept. 19 in Washington, D.C.
The event, held hours after Tu B’Av (the “Day of Love”) bills itself as the “biggest speed-dating event ever.”
“I’d have to call no-marriage the silent killer,” says media matchmaker Aleeza Ben Shalom. “No marriage, no kids—it’s tough on the Jewish future.”
The Israeli national security minister’s decision “demonstrated blatant disregard for the historic status quo with respect to the holy sites in Jerusalem,” the U.S. secretary of state said.
“If we are not able to work together, to compromise, we’re going to a bad place,” Gidi Dar told JNS.
David Moss devoted three years on three continents in the 1980s to full-time work researching, conceiving and executing a commissioned Haggadah.
The government and prime minister set policy on the Temple Mount, not ministers, says the PMO in response.
