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Tag Archives: family
In memory of my mother-in-law Edith Klausner z”l
ברוך דיין אמת My mother-in-law Edith Klausner z”l passed away on Thursday כ”ו טבת תש”פ, (26th Tevet 5780), 23rd January 2020, just two years after her husband, my late father-in-law Menny passed away. The levaya in Segula, Petach Tikva, was … Continue reading
Good News Friday – new baby edition
Another very Good News Friday edition this week: we are delighted to welcome our latest grandson, born on Sunday to our daughter Vered and Pini, a little brother to Shaked. ❤ The brit will take place pG on Sunday, and … Continue reading
Posted in Family, indigenous rights, Judaism, Slice of Israeli life, Technology
Tagged archaeology, baby, family, Good News Friday, Jerusalem, Jewish prayer, Tel Aviv, Temple Mount, thyroid cancer, train
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Good News Friday
It’s the first Shabbat of the Jewish year, Shabbat Bereishit – lit: The Shabbat of Genesis, which is the Torah portion that we read in the synagogue, starting the annual cycle all over again; but it also translates as the … Continue reading
Posted in energy sources, Family, Israel news, Slice of Israeli life, Technology
Tagged agriculture, drownings, family, Good News Friday, green energy, solar power, wedding
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Mazal tov! We are grandparents again!
I am delighted to tell the world that we became the proud grandparents of a new baby grandson today! ❤ What is more unusual is that the new baby has 6 (SIX!!) big sisters. The happy (and rather overtired) new … Continue reading
In memory of my aunt, Rabbanit Yehudit Meir z”l
Before I start I want to apologize for my extended absence from this blog and the online world altogether. I know some of you were worried by my “disappearance”. My father’s sister, Rabbanit Yehudit Meir z’l, passed away suddenly last … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Israel news, Slice of Israeli life
Tagged education, family, Jewish history, Netivot, southern Israel, Yehudit Meir, Yeshivat Hanegev, Yissachar Meir
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Good News Friday
I missed last week’s Good News Friday post because I ran out of time before Shabbat, so this week I’m starting early! In this age of environment-awareness, we can welcome the news that Israeli researchers from Tel Aviv University have … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Israel news, Judaism, Slice of Israeli life, Technology
Tagged chover, family, Good News Friday, green tech, plastics, rain, snow, synagogue, weather
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