Podcasts about habonim

Ron Gang, 4X1MK, had his early amateur radio beginnings in Canada, and later immigrated, as part of a group, to Israel in the 1970s, where his amateur radio license, skills, and equipment were highly appreciated and valued.  Always an active amateur radio operator, 4X1MK is willing to try every operating mode. Ron is also a musician and painter who shares his amateur radio story and his perspectives of the amateur radio service in Israel, past and present.

Teddy Kollek un líder sionista e intendente de larga trayectoria, nació en Hungría. La vida temprana de Kollek transcurrió en Viena. En 1934, la familia Kollek emigró a Palestina para escapar de la difusión del nazismo en Austria. En Palestina, Teddy se estableció al norte y ayudó a fundar el Kibbutz Ein Gev en las costas del Kinneret (Mar de Galilea). Vivir cerca del agua tuvo un efecto negativo en su salud y después de una batalla contra el tifus, se mudó a Jerusalén para recuperarse. Este fue el comienzo de su relación con la ciudad capital que luego él transformaría. En 1938, Kollek fue enviado a Inglaterra por el movimiento Habonim para promover las actividades sionistas y promover la aliá. Dos años más tarde, Kollek conoció a David Ben-Gurion en Inglaterra. Ben-Gurion se convirtió en su mentor y finalmente lo convenció a candidatearse como intendente de Jerusalén en 1965 después de trabajar en la oficina del primer ministro por trece años. Kollek ganó las elecciones, y durante los siguientes 28 años modernizó y transformó completamente la ciudad. Obtuvo fondos de donaciones a nivel mundial para proyectos que incluyeron el museo de Israel, el teatro de Jerusalén y la cinemateca.

In this weeks episode of the Two Cents Podcast, R' Ari and R' Yossi Bensoussan talk about parenting. They offer advice, lessons and things they've learnt along the way. This episode is sponsored by Yad L'Achim! Help them continue their life saving work, rescuing Jewish women and children from Arab villages. Head to Saveaworld.org to hear more. This podcast is powered by: Meaningful Minute

For South African Jews, support for Israel has ceased to be the one thing they can all agree upon. Three distinguished panelists debate the meaning, old and new, of engaging with Israel as South African Jews. Panelists: Michael Bagraim, an attorney and member of parliament for the Democratic Alliance, the opposition party, as well as a member and formerly the president of the South African Board of Jewish Deputies Dr Sally Frankental, a retired lecturer in anthropology at the University of Cape Town, and the founding director of the Kaplan Centre for Jewish Studies and Research Doron Isaacs, a social activist and the former head of Habonim, the biggest Jewish Youth Movement in South Africa This season of the Tel Aviv Review is made possible by The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute, which promotes humanistic, democratic, and liberal values in the social discourse in Israel.

Ron Gang, 4X1MK, had his early amateur radio beginnings in Canada, and later immigrated, as part of a group, to Israel in the 1970s where his amateur radio license, skills, and equipment were highly appreciated.  Always an active amateur radio operator, 4X1MK is willing to try every operating mode. Ron shares his amateur radio story and his perspective of amateur radio in Israel, past and present.

  This episode stars Bill Yarrow (The Vig of Love, We All Saw it Coming). It was recorded in Chicago, IL at Revival Food Hall in May 2017.  

Clever bargains are struck in the tales told by Ilan Gazer's "A Niggun for Habonim" and Asha Sampath's "The Monkey and the Drum." Find the Podcast on Facebook and tell us your favorite story of clever merchants!

Birkas Habonim (Vayechi 5776)

Birkas Habonim (Vayechi 5776)

The shiur was given in Bergenfield, NJ.