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Itzchak Tessler
'Some people think it is forbidden even to talk to those who think the opposite of them'
Dr. Tsuriel Rashi, a student of Israel Prize laureate Prof. Asa Kasher, co-authored a book on professional ethics in Judaism with him; despite Kasher's controversial remarks criticizing the government and settlers, Rashi remains firm, refusing to apologize for their collaboration
Itzchak Tessler
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09.07.24
The pictures that tell all: the swan song of the Jews in Egypt
Jews thrived in Egypt for over 2,500 years; after Israel's creation and ensuing wars, they faced severe persecution, with many expelled, until almost none were left; archival photos showcase a cultural tapestry of traditional attire and sports enmeshed with religious education
Itzchak Tessler
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04.22.24
Once a thriving community: 2,500-year Jewish legacy in Egypt reduced to memories
Did the Hebrews truly serve as slaves to Pharaoh in Egypt? When and why did Jews return to the country? Which notable Jewish figures resided there, what have we learned from the Cairo Geniza, and which war led to the community's disintegration? Also, memories of days gone by | a special project
Yogev Israely, Matan Shor, Itzchak Tessler
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04.22.24
On offer: Seder plate modeled after Temple, for $150,000
Stunning gold and silver-designed Passover plate for the holiday, a seder kit for soldiers including an abbreviated Haggadah, and a kit to help you clean your smartphone from chametz: The 2024 Passover innovations
Itzchak Tessler
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04.17.24
How will IDF soldiers celebrate Purim in Gaza?
The ongoing war in the Strip makes IDF soldiers raise questions regarding Purim's commandments and celebrations and how they should be carried out amid fighting
Itzchak Tessler
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03.23.24
Chief Rabbi backtracks on threats of Haredi mass exodus
After sparking outrage in earlier comments that ultra-Orthodox will leave the country en mass rather than agree to serve in the IDF, Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef says he means exemption from military service should be only for those studying Torah full time
Itzchak Tessler
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03.13.24
A journey through time: Sukkot in the lens of Israel's photographer
David Rubinger documented decades of Israeli history and bequeathed his treasured photos to Ynet's sister publication Yedioth Ahronot; we bring you some of his holiday snaps from years gone by
Itzchak Tessler
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10.01.23
King Hezekiah's riddle: Has the ancient royal inscription finally been cracked?
Using advanced tech, Israeli expert decodes stone inscription found in Jerusalem 40 years ago, linking it to Judean King's water project, highlighting his power; ‘After the king's death, his opponents deliberately damaged his inscriptions, in an attempt to tarnish his memory and erase his achievements’
Itzchak Tessler
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09.25.23
Historian recreates menorah used by Maccabees
Dr. Ido Hebroni says his interest in blacksmithing behind reconstruction of ancient menorah using the same materials and forging techniques used by the Jews during their revolt against the Greeks
Itzchak Tessler
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12.22.22
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