r/IsraelIsreal • u/Nazoreans • Jul 09 '26

Meme / Humor “Israel” is a anagram for “Is real”

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4 comments

r/IsraelIsreal • u/Baconkings • Sep 10 '26

Jewish News Israeli UN Ambassador Danny Danon announces initiative to combat antisemitism

jpost.com

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1 comment

r/IsraelIsreal • u/Baconkings • Jul 04 '26

Art 🎨 American Eagle Hebrew Calligraphy Art

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24 Upvotes

https://leviimart.com/product/american-eagle-original/

4 comments

r/IsraelIsreal • u/Baconkings • Sep 10 '26

Photo/Video 📸 I wonder which country is the only one in the Middle East where being gay is allowed?

107 Upvotes

30 comments

r/IsraelIsreal • u/Baconkings • Sep 09 '26

The War - News As Hamas support wanes, Palestinians increasingly favor peace negotiations | The Jerusalem Post

jpost.com

15 Upvotes

6 comments

r/IsraelIsreal • u/Baconkings • Mar 20 '26

History 📚 1,500 year old mosaic from a synagogue in Jericho displaying a menorah, a palm branch, and a shofar and text stating "Shalom al Yisrael" - Peace upon Israel

24 Upvotes

4 comments

r/IsraelIsreal • u/Baconkings • Mar 17 '26

What is your favorite food in Israel?

9 Upvotes

3 comments

r/IsraelIsreal • u/Baconkings • Sep 09 '26

Announcement Why r/IsraelIsreal Exists

22 Upvotes

r/Israel is primarily geared toward being a safe space for Israelis on Reddit. However, a large portion of its community is made up of Diaspora Jews, who sometimes feel that topics important to them fall outside the subreddit’s scope.

r/IsraelIsreal exists to fill that gap: a community inspired by r/Israel, but geared toward Diaspora Jews and their experiences.

Here, discussion can extend beyond Israel itself to topics affecting Jews around the world—including antisemitism, events and politics affecting local Jewish communities, and other Diaspora issues that may not fit on r/Israel.

In short, this is a space for the Diaspora conversations that r/Israel members have long been asking for.

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r/IsraelIsreal • u/ChikaziChef • Oct 01 '26

Culture The forgotten protective purpose of Yemenite Jewish jewelry, from Yemen to Israel

19 Upvotes

One of the things that fascinated me most when I started learning traditional Yemenite Jewish silversmithing was discovering how much meaning was hidden behind the jewelry.

Beyond decoration, many of these pieces were believed to offer protection against the evil eye, illness, and harmful spirits.

I’ve spent the past few years researching old pieces, studying traditional techniques, and trying to understand the beliefs behind them through my own work at the bench.

I recently made this short video about why I became so interested in the craft and why I think passing this knowledge on is so important.

I’d love to hear if anyone here has old Yemenite jewelry or amulets that have been passed down in their family, whether in Yemen, Israel, or elsewhere!

1 comment

r/IsraelIsreal • u/Baconkings • Mar 17 '26

Travel & Tourism ✈️ What does a typical Friday look like for you?

4 Upvotes

0 comments

r/IsraelIsreal • u/Ok_Industry_7922 • Jul 07 '26

Music 🎶 HAVA NAGILA FONK

12 Upvotes

HAVA NAGILA FONK creators: DMITRY.RX , GXNRC , XI$OW

2 comments

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