Now it came to pass in those days that Moses grew up and went out to his brethren and saw their pain. the goodliest heritage of the nations. EXODUS (2:11)

Save the life of a terrorist? What would you do?  | 25 Tevet 5776 Having trouble seeing this email? View it in your browser Now it came to pass in those days that Moses grew up and went out to his brethren and saw their pain. the goodliest heritage of the nations. EXODUS (2:11)   וַיְהִי בַּיָּמִים הָהֵם וַיִּגְדַּל משֶׁה וַיֵּצֵא אֶל אֶחָיו וַיַּרְא בְּסִבְלֹתָם שְׁמוֹת ב:יא va-y'-hee ba-ya-meem ha-haym va-yig-dal mo-she va-yay-tzay el e-khav va-yar b'-siv-lo-tam Today's Israel Inspiration Today’s verse describes how Moses left Pharaoh's palace not only to see the pain of the Jews, but to more deeply feel their suffering. His intense concern for others led him to take responsibility and become the ultimate leader to rescue the Jewish people. In this spirit, ZAKA is Israel’s primary rescue and recovery volunteer organization, with thousands of volunteers on call 24/7 to respond to any terror attack, accident or disaster. In Israel, ZAKA is regularly ranked the most esteemed and respected organization after the IDF. Long after its life-saving treatment of victims, ZAKA performs the sacred work of collecting the remains of the deceased for a proper Jewish burial.   Partner with ZAKA in its sacred work » Here are the Real Angels of Israel Get a feel for what life is like for Israel's emergency ZAKA volunteers, who live with the darkest moments of terror in the nation - and yet who rise up to fulfill their Godly mission to save lives and honor the dead. Watch here » In Defiance of New Rule, ZAKA Treats Victim Before Terrorist When ZAKA volunteer Chaim Foxman arrived at the scene of a recent Old City stabbing attack, he gave first aid to the victims even though the terrorist was in worse condition. While that may seem like common sense, his action was in violation of new triage guidelines from the Israel Medical Association. Read more » Poster of Jerusalem by Award Winning Artist This evocative poster demonstrates how the artist Tamar Messer views the holy city of Jerusalem, rendering it through vivid lines and colors. Tamar’s work has been exhibited in numerous group and single exhibitions, among them a long-term exhibition in the Israel’s Museum in Jerusalem. Her work represented the State of Israel in an international exhibition in London (2000) and won the first prize. Dimensions: 23″x14.8″ Celebrate 2016 and take 16% off with coupon code 16OFF2016 » Today's Israel Photo Jerusalem's light rail in the heart of the city. See more photos by Elad Matityahu » Yesterday's Photo Trivia Yesterday's photo by Jodi Sugar featured Timna Valley in southern Israel. Timna is the site of the world’s first copper mine, and thousands of ancient mining shafts can be seen here. Here you can also find a life-size replica of the Tabernacle.   Thank You Today's Scenes and Inspiration is sponsored by Laura Swartout of Pylesville, Maryland in honor of the William M Sclafani Family. Todah rabah!   Sponsor a day and receive a free devotional book » “I Totally Enjoy Reading” It’s great to hear from so many of you - stay in touch and let us know where in the world you are enjoying Israel365!   Stay in Touch » I totally enjoy reading all about Israel and pray daily  for “The Peace of Jerusalem”.  Gladstone, Michigan USA My personal blessings to you and your family, and special blessing to Israel, too. Let the Lord double the number of your readers from 200,000 to 400,000 by the end of next year. I have a special love for Jerusalem, the Holy City, for Jews and Christians. God Bless Israel. Araxi Shalom, Rabbi Tuly Weisz RabbiTuly@Israel365.com Copyright © 2016 Israel365, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you signed up for daily Israel Scenes and Inspiration on our website, www.israel365.com. Our mailing address is: Israel365 34 Nahal Ein Gedi Apt #17 Beit Shemesh 9909875 Israel Add us to your address book