#Israel On My Mind:

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Perspective from David Ha'ivri a Jewish Man in The Holy Land. Visiting the places that we read about in the Bible, history and the news. Basic meaning of big ideas. Follow David Ha'ivri for more updates from the Heartland of Israel Vlog https://www.youtube.com/israelheartland Twitter: https://twitter.com/haivri Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/haivri Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/david.haivri Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidhaivri/

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David Ha'ivri: "Holy Real Estate" Meeting Hosted by YJP Young Jewish Professionals - Melbourne

Aug 10 2020 57 mins  
David  Ha'ivri is a Councilman on the Shomron Municipal Council. He has  traveled around the world speaking for Israel, in his capacity as an  Israeli political strategist he has led leadership delegations to meet  with elected officials in Washington D.C., London, and Brussels. Featured  in a number of documentary films, David has been a dedicated  sp

Mazal Mosseri - A Zionist Leader in Cairo, Egypt

Apr 28 2020 10 mins  
Mazal Meni was born in Hevron in 1894 to one of the prestigious families of the Jewish community, her father Malchiel Meni was the first Jew to serve as a judge in the Ottoman empire and her grandfather Eliyahu Meni was the Chief rabbi of the holy city of Hevron. According to the Meni family tradition their linkage goes back to the line of King David. In 1901 the family moved from

3.04 Parashat Tazria Torah Reading in English Veyikra Levitcus Chapters 12-13

Apr 24 2020 14 mins  
Leviticus Chapter 12 and 13 read by David Ha'ivri from the Hebrew Bible JPS 1917 Edition 1 And the LORD spoke unto Moses, saying:   2 Speak unto the children of Israel, saying: If a woman be  delivered, and bear a man-child, then she shall be unclean seven days;  as in the days of the impurity of her sickness shall she be unclean.   3 And in the eight

The Jewish Revolt in Year 115 - Was it Led by the Messiah or the King of the Jews?

Apr 22 2020 4 mins  
Timeline - The Jewish Temple in Jerusalem was ransacked and destroyed by  the Romans in year 70. Masada, the last pocket oaf Judean resistance,  was conquered by the Romans in year 73. The Jews who survived fled or  were north west, Hijaz, later to be known as Arabia in the south, Egypt  and north Africa in the South West.      The event

Regina Lukai - A Jewish Girl Who Went to Jail 4 Learning Hebrew - Jews of Interest Historical Series

Apr 20 2020 1 mins  
Regina Lukai a 16-year-old Jewish girl from Erbil, Kurdistan in northern  Iraq, was arrested by the Iraqi regime who found a letter in Hebrew in a  search of her home. She was imprisoned in one of the most infamous  Iraqi prisons, Nukrat al-Salman, a fortress in the desert with criminals  and political prisoners. 50 prisoners of the 162 political prisoners  

A Murder at Lachish

Apr 12 2020 4 mins  
The year is 1938 during the British Mandate of Palestine a 43 year old British Archeologist named James Starkey is murdered by local Arabs on the road to Hebron. What was he doing there and why was he killed? The period is known as the great Arab Revolt, hundreds of Jews in Jerusalem. Hebron, Tzafat, Yaffo and Teveria were murdered or mamed by Arab rioters who were lead by Nazi aff

3.03 Parashat Shmeni Torah Reading in English Veyikra Levitcus Chapters 9 - 11

Apr 09 2020 16 mins  
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The Arab Who Became a Jew and A Fighter for the Freedom of Israel

Apr 07 2020 5 mins  
Hamuda Abu Al Ayniin was born to Arab Muslim parents in a village near Tzafat in 1926 during the British Mandate in Palestine at a time of servere hostilies and progroms by Arabs targeting Jewish towns. But, he chose to go to the Jewish Alliance school in Tzafat as its only Arab student. There he became intrigued with the Jewish culture and joined the Jabotinsky Batar youth movemen

Asnat Barzani A Female Rabbi and Kabbalist in the 17th Century - Jews of Interest Historical Series

Apr 06 2020 3 mins  
Some might be surprised to learn that throughout the ages there have been remarkable women who have held top positions in leadership of the Jewish people. Dating back to Biblical times we learn of Devorah, Yael, Yehudit, Esther, Shlomtzion to name a few. Today we will talk about a women who was the leading figure of the Jewish community in Kurdistan in the 17th century. Kabbalist R

A Rabbi and a Sea Pirate - Shmuel Pallache Morocco and Netherlands in the 16th Century - David Ha’ivri’s Jews of Interest Historical Series

Apr 05 2020 5 mins  
Have you heard of the Jewish rabbi from Morocco who became a sea pirate and a diplomat in the 16th century? This is the story of Rabbi Samuel Pallache. He was born in the city of Fez, Morocco in 1550 to parents who had made their home there after fleeing persecution of Jews in Spain following the Al-Ham-bra decree of March 1942. When Catholic Monarchs Queen Isabella I of Castile an