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Rabbi Tuly Weisz’s Eulogy for His Father, Michael Weisz

With all my recent back and forth flights from Israel I’ve had a long time to think about this moment and originally had pages and pages of incredible stories, describing all of Dad’s amazing attributes and accomplishments. The hardest part was narrowing my remarks and…

A Chance Encounter That Was Not Lost On Me

I have to tell you about an amazing chance encounter I had on Hoshana Rabbah. Hoshana Rabbah, the seventh day of Sukkot, is the time of year that we begin praying for rain in Israel. As usual, I found myself praying in synagogue on the morning of…

Through the Rabbi’s Window: Why Christians Should Connect with the Incredible Language of Hebrew

The Jewish people just finished with our High Holy Day season that began with Rosh Hashana, the Jewish new year on October 1. Ten days later we marked the fast day of Yom Kippur followed by the 8 day Feast of Tabernacles which concluded…

Adding to the Miracles in Taoz

We have been LOVING travelling this beautiful country meeting amazing individuals, learning fascinating history and PLANTING TREES. A couple of weeks ago, we planted trees in the community of Tarom. It was only appropriate that we visit the sister community of Taoz, located just across…

Twenty New Trees For Kibbutz Tzuba

We had such a great time meeting Ziggy (and his cute puppy Max) at Kibbutz Tzuba. We loved admiring the new trees planted in the kibbtuz thanks to the amazing donors at Israel365. Kibbutz Tzuba is located about 15 minutes away from the Israel365 offices…

[VIDEO] Sukkot Torah School for the Nations with Rabbi Tuly Weisz

Israel365 hosts an hour of Torah conversation in honor of the last day of Sukkot/Feast of Tabernacles, specifically for people from the Nations. Rabbi Tuly Weisz, AnaRina Heymann, Gidon Ariel, Rabbi Elan Adler and Rivkah Lambert Adler discuss the following topics: What Do The Nations…

Reviving Moshav Tzafririm

Tzafririm is a beautiful town located in the Yehuda region of Israel. Tzafririm means 'morning breeze' and we would see right away, how the town got its name. The air in Tzafririm was so fresh and crisp, it was amazing spending time walking around and…

New Appliances for the Devastated Residents Moshav Mevo Modiim

Since the devastating arson fire in May 2019, Israel365 has been caring for the distraught and displaced members of Moshav Mevo Modiim. There is a long way to go until the families of this community are able to return to this area an rebuild their…

Through the Rabbi’s Window: How You Can Uncover the Deeper Hebrew Meaning of the Name “Israel”

Isaiah 40 reminds us to "comfort my people Israel." Today, "Israel" is a modern State, it is also a first name for many Jews and even some non-Jews, however, it's origin, of course, is the Bible. Israel is the name given to Jacob after…

An Update on the Bet Shemesh Holocaust Survivors

The Israel365 Charity Fund continues to provide weekly therapies and home visits to Holocaust survivors living in Bet Shemesh and the surrounding areas. We are pleased to work with a wonderful organization called Melabev to provide at home care for 11 Holocaust survivors in the…