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3 days ago | israel365news.com | Jonathan Feldstein

This coming Monday, May 19, I will be blessed to be celebrating the marriage of my fourth daughter, Avital, to Eliya, in the desert mountains outside of Jerusalem. As the excitement builds up, I invite you to join us and be part of our celebration. Of course, every wedding is joyous, but if you’ve never been to a traditional Jewish wedding or experienced that, especially here in Israel, you won’t want to miss it.

4 weeks ago | israel365news.com | Yoram Ettinger

In an Interview with Ambassador (ret.) Yoram Ettinger, destroys the biggest myth told by the left-wing to justify the two-state solution. “Israel’s Jewish women are unusual among industrialized nations for their high birth rate, while modernizing Arab women have fewer babies than in the past. Israelis have wondered at times whether they would be outnumbered by Palestinians and become a minority in the world’s only Jewish homeland.

1 month ago | israel365news.com | Jonathan Feldstein

A Passover seder is a multi-sensory experience, including a variety of traditions related to and recounting the redemption of the Jewish people from slavery in Egypt some 3500 years ago to freedom as recounted in the Book of Exodus. This week, Jews around the world will celebrate Passover and participate in elaborate Seder meals, during which we recount and thank God for redeeming us.

1 month ago | israel365news.com | Jonathan Feldstein

As a New Jersey native and a dual Israeli-American paying taxes and voting in N.J., I was appalled by Senator Andy Kim’s recent vote to block arms sales to Israel. Kim voted in favor of two resolutions that would block $8.8 billion in weapons sales to Israel. All Republicans and all but 15 Democrats voted against them. Kim’s vote, and his statement following earned him reproach as the newest member of the Squad. As much as Kim’s vote is wrong, his reasoning is worse.

1 month ago | israel365news.com | Jonathan Feldstein

This week, we commemorate the anniversary of the 1968 assassination of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., one of the most iconic figures in American history, known for his tireless fight against injustice and his leadership in the Civil Rights movement. Dr. King’s life and work were rooted in the understanding that everyone deserves equal rights, regardless of ethnicity, religion, or background.