Help Israeli Farmers observe the Shmita year and follow God’s word
Israeli farmers have stopped working their fields for the entire year
Meet Israel’s Faithful Farmers
Wait…What is Shmita?
Shmita (The Sabbatical year) is a once-in-seven-year Biblical commandment where farmers in Israel stop working their fields for an entire year.
“But in the seventh year, the land shall have a Shabbat of complete rest, a Shabbat of Hashem (God): you shall not sow your field or prune your vineyard.” (Leviticus 25:4)
This means that it is forbidden for anyone to plant or sell any produce grown in the Land of Israel during the Shmita Year. All fields must remain untouched.
And even though Israeli farmers will not be making any money from their fields…they’re still following the Shmita year, all in honor of God’s will.
Israel’s brave farmers trust in God more than they trust in money or anything else.
After 2,000 years, God has miraculously returned His People to the Land of Israel.
Israeli farmers finally have the merit to keep the sacred commandment of the Shmita (Sabbatical) year, bringing the prophecy of once again observing Shmita to life.
How YOU can take part in Shmita
Shmita is the once-in-seven-year Biblical opportunity for all of us to connect to God through the Land of Israel.
YOU can be a part of this incredible Biblical year: The Year of the Lord and the year of Land.
Because of these farmers’ deep Emunah (Faith and Trust in God), they are sacrificing their livelihoods for an entire year, all in the name of God’s will.
Many of these faithful farmers need help paying their bills and feeding their families during this INCREDIBLE Shmita year!
YOU can partner with Israel’s faithful farmers and ensure they can keep God’s word during the prophetic Shmita year.
Partner with Israel’s Faithful Farmers and help them observe the Shmita year
Only
Day(s)
:
Hour(s)
:
Minute(s)
:
Second(s)
until we need to pay our faithful farmers
Partner with an Israeli Farmer and…
Connect to the land
Dedicate a farm and get a Shmita Recognition Plaque!
Everyone who dedicates a field and helps an Israeli farmer keep Shmita ($500+) will receive:
- A beautiful, personalized Shmita partnership plaque.
- A pendant containing a piece of REAL from Israel.
- A Special Edition Shemita Calendar.
in recognition and appreciation of their unwavering commitment to the Land of Israel.
Faq
I’ve heard something about a triple blessing for Shmita. Is that true? If it is, why do you need me?
You are correct! The Bible does talk about a triple blessing.
When it comes to the triple blessing, most Jewish sages understand that the triple blessing will only come to fruition during the messianic era, when we have the Third Temple.
Until the coming of the Messiah, we need to continue our faith and keep God’s word.
These farmers knew Shmita was coming! Why didn’t they save up?
Great question!
Many farmers do save up for Shmita, and unfortunately, their saving is often not enough to sustain their families throughout the Shmita year.
There are two main reasons for this:
- Arab terrorists regularly try to destroy our farmer’s fields (and years of hard work). The costs for protecting these fields can reach thousands of dollars per year.
- To buy fields and advanced farming equipment, many Israeli farmers rely on loans from banks to pay for this equipment. The big banks do not care about Shmita and the fact that these farmers are following God’s word, and they still expect these farmers to pay their loans even though they don’t have an income for the entire year.
Thank You
From Rabbi Tuly Weisz
This year, we launched a brand new campaign to help as many farmers in the land of Israel keep God’s word, and observe the Shmita year.
I can say with confidence, ensuring Israeli farmers observe Shmita is Godly work.
Thank you for your commitment to joining Israel365 on this mission.
Helping Israel’s faithful farmers keep Shmita is the perfect way for YOU to form an unbreakable bond with the land and the people of Israel.
With blessings,
Rabbi Tuly Weisz
Israel 365 | 7th Floor, Yig’al Alon Ave 1, Bet Shemesh, 9906201, Israel | 305-671-9053
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HELP ISRAELI FARMERS OBSERVE THE SHMITA YEAR AND FOLLOW GOD’S WORD
Israeli farmers have stopped working their fields for the entire year
Meet Israel’s Faithful Farmers
Wait…What is Shmita?
Shmita (The Sabbatical year) is a once-in-seven-year Biblical commandment where farmers in Israel stop working their fields for an entire year.
“But in the seventh year, the land shall have a Shabbat of complete rest, a Shabbat of Hashem (God): you shall not sow your field or prune your vineyard.” (Leviticus 25:4)
This means that it is forbidden for anyone to plant or sell any produce grown in the Land of Israel during the Shmita Year. All fields must remain untouched.
And even though Israeli farmers will not be making any money from their fields…they’re still following the Shmita year, all in honor of God’s will.
Israel’s brave farmers trust in God more than they trust in money or anything else.
After 2,000 years, God has miraculously returned His People to the Land of Israel.
Israeli farmers finally have the merit to keep the sacred commandment of the Shmita (Sabbatical) year, bringing the prophecy of once again observing Shmita to life.
How YOU can take part in Shmita
Shmita is the once-in-seven-year Biblical opportunity for all of us to connect to God through the Land of Israel.
YOU can be a part of this incredible Biblical year: The Year of the Lord and the year of Land.
Because of these farmers’ deep Emunah (Faith and Trust in God), they are sacrificing their livelihoods for an entire year, all in the name of God’s will. Many of these faithful farmers need help paying their bills and feeding their families during this INCREDIBLE Shmita year!
YOU can partner with Israel’s faithful farmers and ensure they can keep God’s word during the prophetic Shmita year.
Partner with Israel’s Faithful Farmers and help them observe the Shmita year
Only
Day(s)
:
Hour(s)
:
Minute(s)
:
Second(s)
until we need to pay our faithful farmers
Partner with an Israeli Farmer and…
Spread God’s Word
Dedicate a farm and get a Shmita Recognition Plaque!
Everyone who dedicates a field and helps an Israeli farmer keep Shmita ($500+) will receive:
- A beautiful, personalized Shmita partnership plaque.
- A pendant containing a piece of REAL from Israel.
- A Special Edition Shemita Calendar.
in recognition and appreciation of their unwavering commitment to the Land of Israel.
Faq
I’ve heard something about a triple blessing for Shmita. Is that true? If it is, why do you need me?
You are correct! The Bible does talk about a triple blessing.
When it comes to the triple blessing, most Jewish sages understand that the triple blessing will only come to fruition during the messianic era, when we have the Third Temple.
Until the coming of the Messiah, we need to continue our faith and keep God’s word.
These farmers knew Shmita was coming! Why didn’t they save up?
Great question!
Many farmers do save up for Shmita, and unfortunately, their saving is often not enough to sustain their families throughout the Shmita year.
There are two main reasons for this:
- Arab terrorists regularly try to destroy our farmer’s fields (and years of hard work). The costs for protecting these fields can reach thousands of dollars per year.
- To buy fields and advanced farming equipment, many Israeli farmers rely on loans from banks to pay for this equipment. The big banks do not care about Shmita and the fact that these farmers are following God’s word, and they still expect these farmers to pay their loans even though they don’t have an income for the entire year.
Thank You
From Rabbi Tuly Weisz
This year, we launched a brand new campaign to help as many farmers in the land of Israel keep God’s word, and observe the Shmita year.
I can say with confidence, ensuring Israeli farmers observe Shmita is Godly work.
Thank you for your commitment to joining Israel365 on this mission.
Helping Israel’s faithful farmers keep Shmita is the perfect way for YOU to form an unbreakable bond with the land and the people of Israel.
With blessings,
Rabbi Tuly Weisz
Israel 365 | 7th Floor, Yig’al Alon Ave 1, Bet Shemesh, 9906201, Israel | 305-671-9053
This site is not a part of the Facebook website or Facebook Inc. Additionally, this site is not endorsed by Facebook in any way. FACEBOOK is a trademark of FACEBOOK, Inc.
