Yom HaAtzmaut – Israel Independence Day

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This session was recorded live on Israel Independence Day!

  • Why does Yom HaAtzmaut fall between Passover and Shavuot?
  • Why is Passover called “Time of our Liberty” Zman Heruteinu?
  • What are the Hebrew words for Liberty and Independence and how are they different?
  • What is the religious significance of the political turmoil in Israel today?
  • Why are Jews called Jews?
  • Why did Ben Gurion choose to call the new country “State of Israel” and not Judea, Zion or something else?

After this deep dive, you’ll never think about Israel Independence Day the same.

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Shmuel

Inventor, Computer Scientist, Serial Entrepreneur, Best-Selling Novelist and Rabbi all rolled into one. Rabbi Veffer’s breadth of experience in and his clear articulate delivery make complex ideas seem simple. He brings the world, and world events into focus through the lens of Torah. He has spoken around the world for the past 20 years, from Cambridge University, to the Old City of Jerusalem. He has combined his mathematical and scientific background with his Torah knowledge to deliver seminars throughout North America. He has been interviewed by National Public Radio and has been featured in the New York Times, the National Post and Mishpacha Magazine. Shmuel Veffer is the author, under his pseudonym Charles Samuel, of the best selling novel, "The Jerusalem Conspiracy" and "Missiles, Masks and Miracles," the incredible true story of the first Gulf War.

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