Tzfat 🖖

Happy Tu'Bav..♥️ Timing is Perfect.. Shauva Tov

Wishing Everyone a Shabbat Shalom from Israel 🇮🇱 🇮🇱 🇮🇱 🙋‍♂️❤️⚘️ 🕯🕯🕍 📖🍷🍞🍞 Torah Reading 📚 is Emor. May God Bless You All Amen 🙏

@Primary_Immune @manniefabian All is Quiet Here 🙏Shabbat Shalom From Tzfat

The Israeli Air Force intercepted at least four Hezbollah drones a short while ago, while the results of a fifth are under review. One drone crossed the border and triggered sirens in the community of Rosh Hanikra, while three others were intercepted over southern Lebanon before crossing into Israeli territory, the military says. An interceptor missile was also fired toward another suspected Hezbollah drone identified over an area of southern Lebanon where troops are deployed. The IDF says the results of the interception are under review.

@Ilovemilkandmo1 Amen

Shabbat Shalom from Kyoto! 🙆🏻‍♀️ Friday evening, it is time: I wish everyone a relaxing and wonderful Shabbat and weekend. Enjoy the day of rest with family & friends! 🙇🏻‍♀️🪷 京都からシャバット・シャローム！🙆🏻‍♀️ 金曜日の夕方、いよいよその時が来ました： 皆様がリラックスした素晴らしいシャバットと週末を過ごせますように。 ご家族や友人とともに、この安息の日をお楽しみください！🙇🏻‍♀️🪷

@IsraelIDFend @EliAfriatISR Garlic is in Season 🇮🇱

@EliAfriatISR I’m coming home soon. #Aliyah

If you could send one message to Israelis – what would you tell them?

@Little_Ms_Nope Amen and Shabbat Shalom From Israel

I have noticed an increase in the amount of posts about bitachon and trusting in HaShem and emunah and I'm in tears 🥹 I have seen so many people praising HaShem it brings so much joy. May His name be elevated continuously and that all may know that HaShem is King ❤️

Date-pecan cake

Kol Hakavod

Please do take a moment to watch this interview - it captures how many British Jews are feeling today. These antisemitic attacks aren’t just about the present moment; they are triggering intergenerational trauma and deep fear shaped by our history.

@enoch_alida Shabbat Shalom From Tzfat 🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱

Shabbat shalom ve shavua tov lekolam ❤️🇮🇱❤️🇺🇲❤️🇷🇺❤️🇸🇪

The world owes this man a thank you.

@IsraelIDFend Enjoy

I love the followers that engage on my account. You guys are like family. For real.

@danielschrijver @DMeranien Shabbat Shalom 🇮🇱

@DMeranien Shabbat shalom umevorach

Boker Tov and Shabbat Shalom Le'kulam! Have a blessed and meaningful Shabbat and a relaxed Weekend 🕯️🕯️🍞🍞🍷🕍🌞❤️✡️🇮🇱

@DMeranien Shabbat Shalom ✡️

My name is Marco Segre. I was born in Milan on 1st June 1942. On 25th May 1944 I was murdered in a gas chamber at Auschwitz. This photograph is all that remains of me. Please #NeverForget

@Mazelit_ @DavidNY182 Shabbat Shalom From Israel 🇮🇱🇮🇱

Hi new followers! My name is Mazelit and I didn’t choose Judaism — it chose me. Growing up in foster care, when I became an adult and got a full ride to Barnard College in NYC I had no family to fall back on. When I needed help, advice, a place to stay — Jews showed up for me. Random Jews that I added on social media would invite me to their homes for Shabbat, serve as temporary family, and share their holidays with me. When I refused to sign a BDS petition at Barnard when my roommates were in SJP — I received so much harassment I couldn’t even sleep I was terrified. Jews reached out to me to give me strength. To give me a place to stay when I was too nervous to be on campus. They became my family, in a way. For someone who didn’t know any Jews growing up — their kindness brought me to Hashem, to Judaism, and to the mitzvahs and minhag I hold so dear. I worked as a journalist nearly 50 hours a week in college — publishing nearly 3K articles in four years. After college, I made the mistake of moving somewhere on my own without a nearby Jewish community. I wish I could get those years back. It was the hardest time in my life — I was also suffering from anorexia at the time and foolishly isolated myself from everyone 💔 All that changed on October 7th. I realized that if I was going to live a “Jewish” life in private, that studying Judaism on my own at home wasn’t enough for me. I found the cheapest room for rent in South Florida that I could — as I’m living on a freelancer’s income — and made the move. I have never regretted it. I officially converted last year, but to say I converted because of 10/7 is a little bit of an oversimplification. I had wanted to convert for nearly a decade by then — I just was severely agoraphobic. I still am. I struggle with it every day. But there became a time when I found a therapist to help hold my hand through the conversion process and all the “social” events I dreaded. I went from dreading Shabbat services to looking forward to seeing everyone! I knew in my heart that I didn’t want to just live a “Jew-ish” life — after 10/7 I reckoned with my own mortality and knew I wanted to die as Jew too. Life is too short to let your mental health hold you back. I am so blessed I was able to break out of my agoraphobia to go through the conversion process. I love you all and I credit the Jewish people with saving my life. More story times coming soon 🙏

@SusanCarlin9 So do I.

@OnlyGB What Exactly is a Reform Jew? Proudly Orthodox BH ✡️

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