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The Mass in Israel in 5772
The Mass in Israel in 5772 in Bible Codes by Rabbi Glazerson
The Threat of Early Elections in Israel
General elections could be held as early as August, according to political sources. The time slot being considered ranges from the end of August to the beginning of November, which is when the United States will be electing its next president.
As the Knesset’s summer session opens on Monday, it seems the focus will be setting a date for the elections. Over the past few days, the question of whether there would be elections this year has been replaced with the question of when this year they should take place.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu threw some more oil on the fire Sunday by saying the issue of early elections “would be clarified soon.”
At the start of a Likud ministers’ meeting, Netanyahu added: “There’s an assumption that we’re going to early elections, but there are no conclusions yet.” According to him, the opposition factions are competing with one another in broadcasting how they are itching for elections even though this is not the case.
Political sources estimate that Netanyahu would prefer elections to be before the three-week fall holidays (which begins with Rosh Hashanah on September 17, and ends with Simhat Torah on October 8 ) or even as early as late August.
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The Threat of Elections in Israel in Bible Codes by Rabbi Glazerson
Elections in Israel in 5772 in Bible Codes by Rabbi Glazerson
Who is the Messiah
Who is the Messiah in Bible Codes by Rabbi Glazerson
The Existence of Israel
The Existence of Israel in Bible Codes by Rabbi Glazerson
Jerusalem Day
Jerusalem Day in Bible Codes by Rabbi Glazerson
The Resurrection of the Dead
Yom Hazikaron: Israel’s Memorial Day
The fourth of Iyar, the day preceding Israel’s Independence Day, was declared by the Israeli Knesset (Parliament) to be a Memorial Day for those who lost their lives in the struggle that led to the establishment of the State of Israel and for all military personnel who were killed while in active duty in Israel’s armed forces.
Joining these two days together conveys a simple message: Israelis owe the independence and the very existence of the Jewish state to the soldiers who sacrificed their lives for it.
Yom Hazikaron, the Israeli Memorial Day, is different in its character and mood from the American Memorial Day. For 24 hours (from sunset to sunset) all places of public entertainment (theaters, cinemas, nightclubs, pubs, etc.) are closed. The most noticeable feature of the day is the sound of siren that is heard throughout the country twice, during which the entire nation observes a two-minutes “standstill” of all traffic and daily activities.
The first siren marks the beginning of Memorial Day at 8:00 P.M., and the second is at 11:00 A.M., before the public recitation of prayers in the military cemeteries. All radio and television stations broadcast programs portraying the lives and heroic deeds of fallen soldiers. Most of the broadcasting time is devoted to Israeli songs that convey the mood of the day.
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The Resurrection of the Dead in Bible Codes by Rabbi Glazerson
The Day of Judgement
The Day of Judgement in Bible Codes by Rabbi Glazerson
Football Violence in Israeli League
JERUSALEM (AP) -The head of Israel’s football association called off matches in the top two divisions at the weekend following another episode on Friday of mounting on-field violence.
Israel Football Association chief Avi Luzon canceled Saturday’s Premier League and National League games after players brawled at the end of a match between Hapoel Ramat Gan and Bnei Lod.
“I don’t want someone getting killed on the football field, heaven forbid,” he said. “With all due respect to football, I don’t want football played tomorrow after today’s events.”
Luzon told Channel 2 TV that association officials would meet next week to decide what steps to take to quell the violence. He said he decided to call off the matches after consulting with Sports Minister Limor Livnat among others.
Livnat had demanded earlier Friday that all matches, including youth league games, be called off so football clubs could take stock.
“Football fields have become battlefields and are a meance to the public welfare,” she said.
Luzon has been criticized for failing to rein in the increasing number of violent acts at football games this year. But he told Channel 2 TV that he won’t resign, saying “it’s not my fault.”
Friday’s brawl came just three weeks after a similar melee broke out at the end of a Premier League game between Maccabi Petah Tikva and Hapoel Haifa.
The Israel Football Association docked Petah Tikva three league points but deferred the punishment to next season following an appeal by the club, which is chaired by Luzon’s brother Amos Luzon.
The deferral prompted allegations of favoritism.
Source: sportsillustrated.cnn.com
Football Violence in Israeli League in Bible Codes by Rabbi Glazerson
Eternal Hatred to Eternal Nation
Eternal Hatred to Eternal Nation in Bible Codes by Rabbi Glazerson
Hitler in the Holocaust
Hitler in the Holocaust in Bible Codes by Rabbi Glazerson