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Westerners need to stop projecting.
Another great book to read.
Anti-Judaism https://a.co/d/ftp2Di6

Westerners need to stop projecting.
Another great book to read.
Anti-Judaism https://a.co/d/ftp2Di6

Love #mymezuzah from @devorah__michael #happyhunakkah #zionistally #jewishally

Love #mymezuzah from @devorah__michael #happyhunakkah #zionistally #jewishally

Check out @lanianpo! Her content deals with the intersectionality of judiaism and indigeniety. It's a great resource xx

Check out @lanianpo! Her content deals with the intersectionality of judiaism and indigeniety. It's a great resource xx

This interview is a breath of fresh air in 21st century Latin American relations!! Check it out - https://youtu.be/NGdrdCiyxN8?si=QbxcAXUCoGjDe2-7

This interview is a breath of fresh air in 21st century Latin American relations!! Check it out - https://youtu.be/NGdrdCiyxN8?si=QbxcAXUCoGjDe2-7

Issac Lichtenstein - Head of a Yemenite Woman - Ruth II, 1921.

From the website: benuri.org/artworks/categories/2/732-issac-lichtenstein-head-of-a-yemenite-woman-ruth-ii-1921/

This painting depicts a scene from The Book of Ruth in the Bible. This relates that Ruth and Orpah, two women of Moab, had married the two sons of Elimelech and Naomi, Judeans who had settled in Moab to escape a famine in Judah. After the deaths of Elimelech, and then the husbands of both younger women, Naomi plans to return to her native Bethlehem and urges her daughters-in-law to return to their families and re-marry. Orpah reluctantly departs but Ruth begs to stay with Naomi and share her fate. They travel to Bethlehem and Ruth looks after Naomi by collecting the gleanings of the field belonging to a wealthy landowner named Boaz, whom she eventually marries, becoming great-grandmother to King David. Lichtenstein depicts Ruth gathering sheaves of wheat and barley in the field.

Issac Lichtenstein - Head of a Yemenite Woman - Ruth II, 1921.

From the website: benuri.org/artworks/categories/2/732-issac-lichtenstein-head-of-a-yemenite-woman-ruth-ii-1921/

This painting depicts a scene from The Book of Ruth in the Bible. This relates that Ruth and Orpah, two women of Moab, had married the two sons of Elimelech and Naomi, Judeans who had settled in Moab to escape a famine in Judah. After the deaths of Elimelech, and then the husbands of both younger women, Naomi plans to return to her native Bethlehem and urges her daughters-in-law to return to their families and re-marry. Orpah reluctantly departs but Ruth begs to stay with Naomi and share her fate. They travel to Bethlehem and Ruth looks after Naomi by collecting the gleanings of the field belonging to a wealthy landowner named Boaz, whom she eventually marries, becoming great-grandmother to King David. Lichtenstein depicts Ruth gathering sheaves of wheat and barley in the field.

This post is long overdue.

In the wake of Oct 7th, the world has faced a sea change. @thedennisprager has said that we are now living in the third World War (or perhaps just the precursors). Either way, I agree.

I am done being on the defensive about the superiority of Western values.

I won't bury the lead. I'm very interested in how Latin America and Latinos (en el extranjero) will play a part in the upcoming sea change.

The history of Latin America changes every time Argentina declares in a world war. Only after a global power decides to use its shores as a proxy against another.

Here, we report on the current news and past history of Latino-Judean relations.

Welcome. Bienvenidos. Am Isreal Chai.

This post is long overdue.

In the wake of Oct 7th, the world has faced a sea change. @thedennisprager has said that we are now living in the third World War (or perhaps just the precursors). Either way, I agree.

I am done being on the defensive about the superiority of Western values.

I won't bury the lead. I'm very interested in how Latin America and Latinos (en el extranjero) will play a part in the upcoming sea change.

The history of Latin America changes every time Argentina declares in a world war. Only after a global power decides to use its shores as a proxy against another.

Here, we report on the current news and past history of Latino-Judean relations.

Welcome. Bienvenidos. Am Isreal Chai.

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