February 2003
http://www.israel-mfa.gov.il/mfa/go.asp?MFAH0mx40
http://nasa.proj.ac.il/
We originally awarded Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs wonderful article on Ilan
Ramon, Israel's first high-tech ambassador in space. Due to the tragedy that occurred,
they naturally updated the content of their site. We share with them and the people of Israel
along with the people in the United States the lose of the Columbia Space Shuttle crew.
Please note that this page still links to the Israeli NASA node which contains
some interesting topics, including satellite photos over Israel and meteorological
observations.
http://www.mimaamakim.org/
Mimaamakim is a journal of artistic exploration of the Jewish religious experience.
The journals are composed of poetry, prose, and visual art, reviews, and music. There is also an area for readers' responses and back issues are kept on line as well.
http://www.bible.ort.org/
Even though Navigating the Bible II bills itself as an online Bar/Bat Mitzvah Tutor, - having passed that age many eons ago - I can state, unequivocally, that this site can be enjoyed by all. It has
translation, with commentary, in English, Spanish, and Russian. Also has audio files of Torah reading. Don't miss the reference section, a guide to people, places, plants and animals occuring in the Bible, an almanac reader's delight.
http://www.nefeshbnefesh.org/
Are you interested in aliyah, but concerned about
how you will succeed financially and professionally in Israel?
Then visit the Nefesh B' Nefesh website and see how they can assist you in
your aliyah. Read about the work that they have done to revitalize North American Aliyah and to create a perpetual human bond between North America and Israel.
http://www.samorbaum.com/
On December 9, 2002, Sam Orbaum lost his long and valiant battle with cancer.
Sam was a columnist for the Jerusalem Post, who brought a smile to many people via his humorous columns and books. Sam
launched his website Sam Orbaum with his bio, pictures of his adorable triplets - a must see, and many of his columns describing what it was really like to live in Israel in his own inimitable style.