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Jonathan Feldstein – The Awakening of Jewish Christian Mutual Support
Jonathan Feldstein – The Awakening of Jewish Christian Mutual Support Like many Israelis, I have had the privilege over the last few weeks of stepping up and doing things on behalf of others in a way that has been particularly uplifting, especially
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Jonathan Feldstein – Israel: Hijacking Our Memory
Jonathan Feldstein – Israel: Hijacking Our Memory Controversy surrounded Israel’s observance of Yom Hazikaron, Memorial Day, this week. As much as possible, given the social divisions the past month, political and military leaders of all backgroun
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Jonathan Feldstein: My latest article Personal and Raw-Why, What For?
Jonathan Feldstein: My latest article Personal and Raw-Why, What For? Throughout the streets of Efrat, the Judean mountain town of about 12,000 in which I live, on Sunday afternoon, thousands of people stood silently, in reverence and grief, to provide co
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Jonathan Feldstein – 15 Minutes Away from Terror
Jonathan Feldstein – 15 Minutes Away from Terror At 9:34 pm Thursday, I got a strange message from my daughter in our family WhatsApp group. “For all those who asked, I am ok and alive.” Since nobody asked, her sarcasm coupled with a litt
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Jonathan Feldstein – Celebrating A Modern Persian Heroine
Jonathan Feldstein – Celebrating A Modern Persian Heroine Marzi Amirizadeh is not a Persian queen. Unlike Esther, an orphan in Persia expelled from Judea following the Babylonian conquest of Jerusalem and exile of the Jewish people, Marzi is a nativ
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Jonathan Feldstein – Remembering Amalek and Being Festive Amid Terror
Jonathan Feldstein – Remembering Amalek and Being Festive Amid Terror This week Jews observe Shabbat Zachor. We observe Shabbat (the Sabbath) every week, but this week is special. Zachor means “remember.” What’s unique that we are rememb
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Jonathan Feldstein: Israeli Perspective-Will Africa Be Blessed or Cursed
Jonathan Feldstein: Israeli Perspective-Will Africa Be Blessed or Cursed I just returned home to Israel after an extraordinary 10-day trip in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, a massive country in central Africa. I had always wanted to visit Africa
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Jonathan Feldstein – Praying for the Rain in Jerusalem
Jonathan Feldstein – Praying for the Rain in Jerusalem Israel is more used to giving names to military operations than storms, but this week, Israel is welcoming Barbara, a winter storm expected to bring heavy rain and even snow much of the week. Ba
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Jonathan Feldstein – Israel:The unscientific poll of my crazy friends
Jonathan Feldstein – Israel: The unscientific poll of my crazy friends With nothing better to do than engage people whose opinions I had not yet asked about tomorrow’s election in Israel, yesterday I sent a simple message to a few dozen friends
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Jonathan Feldstein -These Are Our Peace Partners
Jonathan Feldstein -These Are Our Peace Partners When they’re not shooting rockets at us, inciting terror attacks, and celebrating and paying monthly salaries to those who commit them, they are distorting and trivializing the Holocaust. What woul
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Jonathan Feldstein – Israel: A War, a Vacation, and a Teachable Moment
Jonathan Feldstein – Israel: A War, a Vacation, and a Teachable Moment It was the end of the summer of 2006, and my wife and I had plans for a much-needed family vacation. Within several weeks of each other that year, each of our mothers died necess
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Jonathan Feldstein – Praying that President Biden Stays Out of the Hospital in Jerusalem
Jonathan Feldstein – Praying that President Biden Stays Out of the Hospital in Jerusalem As President Biden arrives in Israel for a two-day visit, there’s concern about the possibility that he might end up in the hospital. No, not because of his a
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Jonathan Feldstein – Support for Israel is Good Policy, and Should be Non-Partisan
Jonathan Feldstein – Support for Israel is Good Policy, and Should be Non-Partisan I was grateful to be invited to speak at the Faith and Freedom Coalition’s recent Road to Majority conference in Nashville. I was thinking about this in the context
