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On Sunday, June 12, I toured the Israel Natural Gas Lines Ltd. (Natgaz) power st...
by Richard Schwartz The most critical issue facing the world today is the possib...
by Richard Schwartz Take a look at the following 3 articles: 1. Freeing Ourselve...
There is increasing evidence that animal-based diets are causing an epidemic of ...
Some Jews commendably go to extraordinary lengths during Passover to avo...
What possible connections can we make between Pharaoh in the story of Passover, ...
What is the connection between the Titanic and Noah’s Ark? Find out with ...
Rabbi Yonatan Neril shares the realities of the egg industry in Israel – a...
How can waste water be treated for reuse? Understand how Israel became a leader ...
Join Rabbi Yonatan Neril in exploring water waste and recycling in Israel. If yo...
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It is becoming increasingly apparent that the world is rapidly approaching an unprecedented climate catastrophe, so severe that all of human life would be very negatively affected and possibly even eliminated before the end of this century, unless major positive changes soon occur.
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There are many reasons why Jews should not support Republican candidates in the potentially very consequential US midterm elections. They include:
1. Republican politicians have become like a cult, supporting former President Trump’s “big lie” that he won the 2020 presidential electio...
On Chanukah, do you ever question the origins or impact of the traditional donut - the sufganiya? Join Rabbi Yonatan Neril as he asks about these delicious treats!
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Filmed in Jerusalem, 2018....
Rabbi Yonatan Neril of Jewish Eco Seminars filmed this video about wastefulness of food. It challenges us to question:
What is a reasonable amount of chametz (leavened bread) to destroy before Pesach?
How can we plan for getting rid of chametz in order to minimize the amount of edible food...
