Jewish students learning from their rabbiĪs with many young men raised in the Orthodox Jewish religion, Dave and his family believed they must strictly observe Jewish law and prayer. As the son of an esteemed Rabbi, Dave studied Talmud passionately while attending the progressive yeshiva, where his father taught English, history, and Hebrew. A talent in the Talmud was the most sought-after achievement by every student of a yeshiva and was a reputation for brilliance in the most crucial area of their faith. The test of true intellectual excellence was reduced by tradition to a single area of study: the Talmud- the main text of Judaism and the primary source of religious law in Jewish theology. So Dave carried a double burden: Hebrew studies in the mornings and the current American curriculum in the afternoons.
Hebrew education was compulsory for David, and because this was America and not Medieval Europe, modern education was also mandatory. On Fridays, the Jewish students were let out at about one o'clock to prepare for the Shabbat - the Jewish Sabbath, which fell on Saturdays. Dave's family sent every male child to a yeshiva, a Jewish parochial school, where they studied from eight in the morning to three or four in the afternoon.
Separately, a rocket was fired from the Gaza Strip into southern Israel, striking near Ashkelon city without causing any casualties, the army said."In Jewish history, there are no coincidences." – Elie Wieselīeing friends with Dave was a crash course in Conservative Judaism. Some two-thirds of those detained in recent days have been members of the Palestinian faction Hamas, which Israel accuses of being behind the alleged kidnapping of the youths. Israeli officials have announced no major breakthroughs throughout the search for the teens, who disappeared from an area near the Gush Etzion settlement on June 12.Īround 370 Palestinians have been detained just in the past week as part of an arrest campaign carried out by Israel with Palestinian Authority coordination. Police said three fire trucks and an ATV rescue unit were present in the Hebron area where they were on stand-by, Ynet reported. The search was ongoing inside Hebron city itself, where a 14-year-old Palestinian boy was killed on Friday by the army as well as in Ramallah, where the army said it had raided the premises of the Hamas television channel. JERUSALEM - Teams of firemen and police specialized in rescue operations were in the Hebron area on Saturday searching wells, reservoirs, and caves for three missing Israeli teens, Israeli media reported. **** Palestinian factions bless car-ramming operation in Jerusalem **** Ben-Gvir prepares for ‘Defensive Shield 2’ operation in O. **** Palestinian prisoners declare state of alert **** Jerusalem is witnessing growing threats **** IOF attacks shepherds with tear gas in southern Gaza **** IOA expands Esh Kodesh outpost in southern Nablus **** Jewish settlers kill Palestinian young man west of Salfit **** Gaza suffers from electricity deficit **** Israeli police to seal off home of martyr Hussein Qaraqe in J’lem **** Hordes of settlers attack Palestinian cars in W. **** IOF demolishes Palestinian house in Jerusalem **** A Palestinian killed, other injured in IOF raid **** IOF kidnaps several Palestinians in W. **** Israeli police arrest five Palestinians in Jerusalem **** Palestinian child succumbs to IOF-inflicted injury in Jenin **** Israeli special force arrests Jibril Zubeidi **** IOF arrests 12 Palestinians in West Bank raids **** Palestinian president says to seek UN resolution to protect 2-state solution **** UN: Situation in Jerusalem affects whole world
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