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ISRAELINVESTMENT:Supporting the FutureInvesting in Israel bonds makes us conscious ofour shared faith, responsibility and heritage as apeople. Whether a time of dubious calm orunrelenting terror, we must continue to besteadfast in our financial support for the land andpeople of Israel.Make no mistake about it; your commitment toIsrael bonds is an investment, not Tzedakah. Sinceits inception in 1951, State of Israel Bonds hassecured $25 billion in loan capital. Israel hasrepaid this money to investors who submittedbonds for redemption and has made everypayment of principal and interest on time and infull.
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Discussing Israel and anti-semitism
This blog will post items, to support Israel politically, educationally, religiously, and culturally.
With President Bush
Discussing Israel and anti-semitism
With Prime Minister Netanyahu
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- The Balfour Declaration of 1917 (dated November 2,...
- Who needs Israel anyway?
- Hamas, Gaza and stopping the shelling
- Intra Palestinian abuses
- items from Richard Beahr
- Lech Lecha Torah portion comments from AIPAC
- A colleagues view on the Ann Coutler story
- Selling Out of Israel?
- Caroline Glick on the upcoming peace conference
- From Baehr wrote:
- Irony
- Do it yourself course on Israel-part of our Intro ...
- Visit Israel with us
- Israel Bonds
- My video on islam
- Cnn and bias
- CNN's pro Muslim bias
- Israel is so interesting
- Redemption clock
- Upside thinking about Islam
- Amazing Facts about Israel
- Israel, Democracy and the Arabs
- Israel and Syria and American Jewish ties
- Israel and Syria
- Muslim converts?
- To read
- protect Israel from rockets
- Let Osama bin Laden be first
- Mearsheimer and Walt
- Mearsheimer and Walt
- Iran and its President
- Arafat and murder
- Why this blog
- My ten videos about Israel
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About Me
- Rabbi Jonathan Ginsburg
- Rabbi Jonathan Ginsburg, Rabbi of the Ezra-Habonim, Niles Township Jewish Congregation of Skokie, is a native of Chicago. Rabbi Ginsburg received his B.A. in religion from the University of Chicago where he was the valedictory orator and received his Masters and Rabbinic Ordination from the Jewish Theological Seminary where he received the Krasne Award for outstanding student. He was a National Merit scholar and 1974 National High School Debate Champion. Rabbi Ginsburg, before returning to Chicago, he was the senior Rabbi at the Temple of Aaron, a 1400-family Conservative synagogue for 17 years, and adjunct faculty of St. Catherine College and Metropolitan University. Prior to that, he served as senior Rabbi at the Kane street Synagogue in Brooklyn for 5 years. He is now President of the Niles Township Clergy Association. His websites and blogs www.jonathanginsburg.net www.jewishconversionchicago.com www.rabbireflects.blogspot.com www.ehnt.org www.jewishconversionchicago.com/blog.html
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