Coming Into the Light of Aliyah
We Are Ready to Welcome You Home
There are around 70,000 Jews still living in Ukraine. 100 are ready to come home now! Read this great article courtesy of The Jewish Press, about 100 neshamot looking forward to their new homes in the Holy Land. May they serve as inspiration to all of HaShem's children still waiting for the call. http://www.jewishpress.com/news/breaking-news/100-ukrainian-jews-want-to-make-aliyah-settle-in-judea-and-samaria/2014/03/07/
excerpt from YWN article on the drafting of Yeshiva talmidim in Ukraine. READ especially the last few words of this excerpt and get in touch with Nefesh b'Nefesh right away! Povlovsky explains it is “just like prior to WWII for those talmidim who are drafted will head to Israel but the question is when the... Continue Reading →
A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A JEW IN THE LAND I awoke early to go to the hospital in Tzfat for a surgical procedure to remove an area of skin cancer on my neck. The day was sunny but with a chill in the air, so I put on my warm coat. We chose... Continue Reading →
Nu? Where are you??
It is written that Chanukah is the only holiday that begins on the 25th of a month. We light the first ner of the menorah just as the moon is diminishing to its lowest level of light. Each night, as we light nerot, we bring more light into the darkness that is increasing due to... Continue Reading →
LECH LECHA Lech Lecha is the quintessential Torah portion that states succinctly that G-d commanded Avraham to "go for yourself, from your land, from your relatives, and from your father's house, to the land I will show you," which turned out to be The Holy Land—Eretz Yisrael. Leave everything behind! It is never easy to... Continue Reading →
Coming Face To Face With Divine Providence on Erev Rosh Hashana Divine Providence means that G-d not only knows what is going on in the world, but He is actively engaged in supervising its day to day, moment to moment events—nothing is happenstance, accidental or by chance. There are 2 types of Divine Providence—His care... Continue Reading →
My First Elul and Rosh Hashana experience In The Old City of Jerusalem Seven weeks after making Aliyah, we were privileged to greet Rosh Hashanah, the holiday that marks the beginning of the Jewish New Year, in the holiest place on earth—Jerusalem, the Holy City. Let's just say, it was spiritually "Mind Blowing" because Jerusalem... Continue Reading →
Israeli Farmers Donate Meat for the Holidays - Inside Israel - News - Israel National News.
Ten Ways You Know Rosh HaShana in Israel is Almost Here by Judy Lash Balint, reprinted from the Algemeiner http://www.algemeiner.com/2012/09/13/ten-ways-you-know-rosh-hashana-in-israel-is-almost-here/ 1. Turn on the radio any time in the weeks between the date school starts and Yom Kippur, and it’s a sure bet that on any station you’ll hear a version of Adon Haselichot (Master of forgiveness),... Continue Reading →
Coming Into the Light of Aliyah 
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