The Incredible Religious Celebration Behind Israel’s Independence Day and Jerusalem’s Liberation!

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Welcome to Sparks of History where Jewish history and world history meet. We are very honored and pleased to have with us today Rabbi Shimsh Nadell. Rabbi Naidell studied at Ishin University's Rabbi Isaac Theological Seminary studying under his mentor Arab Mosha David Tendler of blessed memory and received smika among others from Rabbi Zalan Goldberg. Before moving to Israel in 2009, Rabbi Nadell served as a rabbi in 2009, Rabbi Nadell served as a rabbi in Nebraska as well as in Connecticut. Currently, Rabbi Nadell serves as the rabbi of Kilan in Harov Jerusalem and Ro Kell of the Sinai Cole as well as the Kel Boer. Rabbi Nadell's articles on Jewish law history have appeared in numerous periodicals, magazines, and newspapers including Tumiim, Hakira, the Journal of Ha Contemporary Society, Journal of Ha Contemporary Society, Sigula, Khurra, Kulmus, Mukorishon, the Jerusalem Post, and of course the Jewish Jewish Press. He is also Rabbi Nadell, the author of Medina Hala, Exploring the Jewish State through the lens of Jewish law, which is a popular weekly calling looking at contemporary Jewish issues in Israel. And today we will be exploring fascinating contemporary issues surrounding Yoma, Israel Independence surrounding Yoma, Israel Independence Day, and Yumallay Jerusalem Day. Rabbi Nadell, thank you for being with us. We appreciate it very much. Well, thank you so much for inviting me. It's a pleasure. Just to get started, what is the general history of how Yamat Israel Independence Day and Yumalai in Jerusalem Day were first established in the modern state of Israel. You know, in many ways, the miraculous birth of the state of Israel is similar to the exodus from

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3. 9:46know July 4th la? Is it a day to be celebrated? You know after all the…
4. 14:25eulogize. And the preadash cites a passage in the inct uh which relates that there's a…
5. 19:36holiday. But then it goes on to say the opposite that when there is a miraculous…
6. 24:43attend a parade in honor of the king and they would bring their beautiful Torah scrolls…
7. 29:21giving charity and also celebrating the day they finally reached the port at Ako as a…
8. 34:33say is governed uh by those who necessarily are religious or a state that um is…
9. 39:14in the prayer, but it's, you know, at the end. we're going to mark the day.…
10. 44:29recognized that the establishment of the state was indeed a miracle and um and and should…

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