[nashimbyarok-WIG] Embracing our Soldiers מחבקים את חיילינו

 

 English follows Hebrew

בס"ד

 

מחבקים את חיילינו בעוז וגאו"ן

 

חורף. הרי יהודה. קר מאד. אמצע הלילה .

יש מקום בגוש עציון בו חיילינו יכולים לקבל שתייה חמה ועוגה 24/7

בשמורת עוז וגאו"ן מעל צומת גוש עציון.

צפו בסרטון הקצר אודות חיילינו:

https://www.jgive.com/new/he/ils/donation-targets/50080

 

מאז הוקמה שמורת 'עוז וגאו"ן' לזכר גיל-עד, אייל ונפתלי, היא משמשת גם למפגשים חינוכיים וציוניים המחזקים את הקשר החי לארץ, וגם כפינה מחבקת ואוהבת עבור חיילי צה"ל ואנשי כוחות הביטחון המוסרים את הנפש למען ביטחון מדינת ישראל ותושבי האזור.

לאורך כל שעות היום והלילה ובכל ימות השבוע מגיעים לעוז וגאו"ן חיילים ואנשי כוחות הביטחון להפוגה קלה בפעילותם המבצעית ולהתרעננות לקראת המשימות הבאות.

בשמורה מחכה להם פינת קפה ובה משקה חם ועוגיות. בשבתות הם שותפים לקידוש המלווה בקיגלים, עוגות ומשקאות חמים.

כמו-כן יש בעוז וגאון אוהל ממוזג לחיילים ובו מטבחון ומקרר.

את כל הטוב הזה אנו מעניקים להם בזכות תרומתכם המוענקת באהבה רבה.

כדי להמשיך ולהעניק באהבה ואף להרחיב את החיבוק שאותו אנחנו מחבקים את הלוחמים גם בשמכם,

אנו קוראים לכם להיות שותפים ולתרום.

https://www.jgive.com/new/he/ils/donation-targets/50080

 

בזכות תרומותיכם נוכל להמשיך לרכוש את המצרכים, העוגות, הכוסות, הסכום, השתייה,

ולתחזק את הציוד, המיחמים, הקולרים, והאוהל.

איתכם ובזכותכם נחזק בהם ובנו את תחושת הביחד.

ההוצאות החודשיות הן כ9000 שח לחודש.

בגיוס זה ברצוננו לגייס 27,000 שח לכסות את ההוצאות של שלושת החודשים הקרובים.

 

אנא הקליקו על הקישור- וצפו בסרטון עם חיילינו

https://www.jgive.com/new/he/ils/donation-targets/50080

בקישור תוכלו לתרום דרך JGive תרומה פטורה ממס בצורה מקוונת, קלה ומאובטחת.

כל תרומה עוזרת ומתקבלת בברכה.

 

בעזרתכם ובע"ה נעשה ונצליח!

בשם החיילים ואנשי כוחות הביטחון,  תודה!

יהודית קצובר ונדיה מטר

050-7161818 050-5500834

 

 

 

EMBRACING OUR SOLDIERS AT OZ VEGAON

 

It's winter in the Judean hills, south of Jerusalem, and it's freezing cold.

 

It's the middle of the night.

 

There is a place in  Gush Etzion where our soldiers can come for a hot drink  24/7 –      the Oz VeGaon Nature Reserve, above the Gush Etzion junction.

 

Watch the short video of our soldiers: 

https://www.jgive.com/new/en/usd/donation-targets/50080

 

Since the establishment of  Oz VeGaon in 2014, in memory of Gil-ad, Eyal and Naftali, the three teenagers killed by terrorists, Oz VeGaon has become a thriving educational and Zionist center, attracting thousands and strengthening our connection with the Land of Israel.

 

IDF soldiers and security forces serving in the region come to visit the Coffee Corner at Oz VeGaon every day of the week, day and night,

where they can enjoy a light break in preparation for their next mission.

 

During the week, we provide hot and cold drinks and snacks and on Shabbat mornings the soldiers are invited to join our Kiddush for kugel, cake and drinks.

 

Oz VeGaon also has an air conditioned tent for soldiers with a kitchenette and refrigerator. All this is done thanks to your donations.

 

https://www.jgive.com/new/en/usd/donation-targets/50080

 

This is our small way of  expressing our and your love and appreciation to our soldiers and security forces, who devote their lives to keep us safe.

 

In order to be able to continue to provide this important expression of love for our soldiers, and to expand it, we invite you to join in this project.

 

Your contribution will enable us,  to continue to purchase – cups, plates, silverware, cookies, cakes, and drinks –

and to maintain and upgrade the equipment  - the hot water urns, coolers, fridges and tent.

 

The monthly cost comes out to around $3000 a month.

In this campaign we would like to start by raising funds for the coming 3 months, i.e. $9000. With your help we will please G-d succeed.

 

Please click on the link and watch the short video of our soldiers:

 

https://www.jgive.com/new/en/usd/donation-targets/50080

 

In this link you can make, through JGive, a safe online tax deductible donation in Israeli Shekels, US dollars, Canadian dollars and English pounds.

On the Donate page-choose with the arrow which currency you wish to donate in.

 

Every donation helps and is greatly appreciated.

 

In the name of all our soldiers Thank you!

 

Yehudit Katsover and Nadia Matar

050-7161818              050-5500834    

 

[nashimbyarok-WIG] The Right has 80 seats לימין יש 80 מנדטים

בס"ד

English follows Hebrew

 

חברים יקרים

 

להלן מאמר דעה שלנו שהופיע בערוץ 7

 

80 מנדטים מצביעים ימין

 

כמו בכל מערכת בחירות, גם במערכת הנוכחית מופצים סקרים רבים המנסים להעריך תוצאות ומגמות בחברה הישראלית,

אולם מרבית הסקרים הללו מתעתעים, מטעים, עוסקים בתפל ומתעלמים מהעיקר, מהנתון החשוב ביותר.

 

להמשך קריאה:

https://www.inn.co.il/news/467839

 

 

 

 

Dear Friends

 

Here is our Op-Ed that appeared in the Jerusalem post on Friday:

 

The Right has 80 Knesset seats

By Yehudit Katsover and Nadia Matar

 

https://www.jpost.com/opinion/israel-elections-right-has-80-knesset-seats-opinion-658697

 

This election campaign, just like all the others before it, is seeing the proliferation of innumerable polls and surveys that aim to assess the voting trends and election outcomes in Israeli society. However, most of these polls are deceptive and misleading. They tend to address the chaff while ignoring the wheat, deliberately overlooking the most significant data.
 
While the polls continually measure and balance the weight of the different voting blocs, calculating the "Anyone but Bibi" bloc versus the "Only Bibi" bloc, the answer provided by the polls to a far more in-depth and fundamental question is obscured and hidden from the public. The question that should concern us as citizens of a democratic state is what the people of Israel think about the future of Eretz Israel in the political arena, whether Israel's electorate leans more to the right or to the left.
 
The unmistakably rightist parties, the Likud, Yemina, New Hope, Yisrael Beiteinu, Religious Zionism and the Haredi parties, number about 80 Knesset seats. The parties that define themselves as centrist, Yesh Atid and Blue and White, together number about 20 Knesset seats. The decidedly leftist parties, Labor and Meretz, number about 10 seats and the Arab parties number another approximately 10 seats.
 
The first figure presented here is the most dramatic. Eighty Knesset seats, an absolute and overwhelming majority of the citizens of Israel, wish to see Israel governed by a stable, solidly right-wing government, one whose leadership is guided by a nationalist philosophy committed to the values of the land of Israel and Israel's traditional Jewish identity. That is the clear and unwavering statement made by Israel's democracy. However, in order to actualize the people's will and choice, the leaders of the right-wing parties must internalize their public and democratic mission and work together for the sake of the values and ideology of the land of Israel, and form a stable coalition based upon a broad national consensus.
 
In the years they were in power, the leaders of the right-wing parties brought about a series of steps welcomed by their members as part of the pursuit of sovereignty, identity and tradition. Gideon Sa'ar bolstered the connection between Israel's schoolchildren and their heritage when as Education Minister he introduced visits by schools to the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hebron; Prime Minister Netanyahu prevented the creation of a Palestinian State under President Barrack Obama's hostile administration; as Defense Minister, Avigdor Lieberman promoted the granting of building permits for thousands of housing units in Judea and Samaria; as Defense Minister, Naftali Bennett prevented the release of terrorists and discontinued various gestures made to benefit the Palestinian Authority; Bezalel Smotrich acted to amend the justice system – and these are just a few examples of many. Each of these party leaders and others in the rightist camp did much more to strengthen Israel and advance sovereignty in practice and in terms of legislation, and to strengthen Israel's Jewish tradition and identity.
 
It is only natural for each party to seek to influence the new government's basic guidelines and priorities. It is also understandable that each party will try to dictate tough terms before joining the coalition in order to accentuate the ideological and values-led nature of the next government. It is also reasonable to strive to replace a leader, but after all is said and done, they must all sit and serve in one government. That is the only way the leaders of the right can carry out the will of the people as expressed in the voting booth. Unless the rightist parties all join hands as part of a united and stable right-wing government, the citizens of Israel will be forced to go back to the polls over and over again, and Israel's international standing as a strong and robust democracy will continue to deteriorate.
 
A stubborn refusal on the part of all the rightist parties to form a joint and united right-wing government will misrepresent the will of the electorate and bring about the formation of a center-left government. Such a government not only does not express the will of the people of Israel, but can be expected to lack a clear and determined ideological backbone in the face of the new administration in the White House and the pressure it is anticipated to exert on Israel's government to withdraw, make concessions, gestures and political arrangements that could pose an existential threat to Israel's future.
 
In the face of such pressure, which will likely receive firm European support and enthusiastic applause from Israel's dwindling left, the people of Israel need a strong and robust nationalist government with a determined political vision that promotes the true and fundamental values of the national camp.
 
The war on the virus and the effort to rebuild a strong and resilient economy are very important, but we must look far beyond that. The virus will eventually dissipate (hopefully soon) and Israel's economy will be restored to its former strength, but disastrous policy decisions promoted by the left, should it reach the helm of Israel's government only because of the right's refusal to work together, could have critical and enduring consequences for Israel's future and security. The leaders of the right-wing camp must understand the magnitude of the hour and the gravity of the responsibility on their shoulders and bring about the formation of a broad, strong and democratic government.
 
It's perfectly legitimate for them to lock horns over which points to emphasize or prioritize. It's only natural for them to endeavor to win the largest number of Knesset seats they can. But on the day after, they must coalesce and strive to form an ideological partnership as part of a broad right-wing government.

[nashimbyarok-WIG] Zoom w.Yochai Dimri זום עם יוחאי דמרי

 

בס"ד

English Follows Hebrew text

 

הרצאות זום- עם יוחאי דמרי

חברים יקרים

מחר יום ראשון, ב' אדר 14/2 נשמע בע"ה שיחת זום מרתקת מפי יוחאי דמרי, ראש המועצה האזורית דרום הר חברון על ההשתלטות הערבית על אדמות דרום הר חברון. ההרצאה בצירוף המחשות ויזואליות מהשטח.

יוחאי דמרי, נשוי ליעל, אב לתשעה, מתגורר בעתניאל. בעל תואר ראשון בהוראה ממכללת הרצוג ותואר שני במנהל עסקים, התמחות בפסיכולוגיה עסקית מהמסלול האקדמי המכללה למנהל.

כיהן 13 שנה כראש מנהל החינוך במועצה האזורית שומרון.

"השתלטות בלתי חוקית של בניה ערבית באזור הר חברון עלולה ליצור צונאמי של בניה ערבית שתפגע בהתיישבות" אמר דמרי בראיון לתקשורת. מחר בהרצאה נשמע על כך בהרחבה.

הרצאה  - בעברית-  שאסור לפספס.

 

מי שכבר נרשם לסדרת ההרצאות, יקבל מחר לינק ישיר להרצאה.

מי שרוצה להירשם (עלות 100 ₪ לכל הסדרה) – נא שלחו פרטים ל ribonut@gmail.com  ונשלח לכם כל הפרטים.

 

ההרצאה הבאה תהיה בע"ה ביום ראשון ט"ז אדר 28/2 מפי פרופ' יוגי'ין קונטורוביץ (באנגלית)

שבוע טוב וחודש טוב

יהודית קצובר ונדיה מטר

תנועת הריבונות

www.ribonut.co.il

 

 

 

 

OZ VEGAON SUNDAY ZOOM LECTURES – with Yochai DIMRI

Tomorrow, Sunday, 14/2, we will please G-d hear a fascinating zoom conversation  from Yochai Dimri, head of the Southern Hebron Mountain Regional Council, on the Arab takeover of the lands of the southern Hebron Hills. The lecture will include visual illustrations from the field.

Yochai Dimri, married to Yael, a father of nine, lives in Otniel. He holds a bachelor's degree in teaching from Herzog College and a master's degree in business administration, specializing in business psychology from the College of Management's academic track.

Dimri served for 13 years as head of the director of education at the Samaria Regional Council.

"Illegal takeover of Arab construction in the Mount Hebron area could create a tsunami of Arab construction that would harm the settlement enterprise," Dimri said in a media interview. Tomorrow in the lecture we will hear about this in detail.

A lecture (in Hebrew) not to be missed.

If you are already registered to our lecture series, you will get a direct link to the zoom and a reminder tomorrow.

Whoever wants to register (fee: 100 nis for the entire series) send us your details to ribonut@gmail.com

Our next lecture, this time in English , will be please G-d on Sunday February 28^th with prof. Eugene Kontorovich. Stay tuned!

Shavua Tov and Chodesh Tov

Yehudit Katsover and Nadia Matar

The Sovereignty Movement

www.ribonut.co.il