Shaked Dodges Questions on US Aid
Most Israeli politicians do not seem to understand how US aid actually works or the price in national independence recipient countries are forced to pay.
Entering the Month of Tammuz
The month of Tammuz should be dedicated to learning about the Zealot movement, its leading personalities, ideology & struggle for freedom.
Living in the Seventh Day
The revival of our language, ingathering of our exiles, attainment of independence and unification of Jerusalem merely represent stages in a larger ongoing revolution we are meant to participate in.
Two Eliyahus
So impressed with the behavior of the two Eliyahus during their trial, University of Cairo student organizers launched demonstrations calling for the Jewish assassins to be pardoned.
Yom Nikanor
The 13th of Adar was once a Hebrew festival marking the date Yehuda Maccabee defeated the Seleucid-Greek General Nikanor at Adasa.
The Story of Yosef Trumpeldor
The 11th of Adar marks the date Yosef Trumpeldor fell in battle. We invite you to enjoy a 2012 recording about his life, deeds and legacy.
Celebrating the 28th of Shvat
Before Rome destroyed Jerusalem, Israel’s calendar had several festivals commemorating Maccabean victories. The story of our 26 year guerrilla war is actually so much bigger than just Ḥanukah.
Unknown Soldiers Remixed
SHI 360’s remix of Yair’s classic חיילים אלמונים (Unknown Soldiers), that became the anthem of the Fighters for the Freedom of Israel (Leḥi) during their urban guerrilla struggle against British rule.
What is Tu B’Shvat Really All About?
The fifteenth of Shvat is one of the most ignored dates on the Hebrew calendar but carries deep secrets relevant to Israel’s national rebirth.
Dr. Israel Eldad on the 29th of November
On a simple level there was happiness. The simple, apolitical happiness of Jews, happiness of ‘we will have a state’ of our own by those who only yesterday didn’t believe independence possible or necessary.