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    Title: Guide for The Kosher Traveler
    By (author): Mordechai Hasofer
    ISBN10-13: 9657864070 : 9789657864074
    Travel without compromise. No-stress kashrut anywhere. From airports to hotel buffets, from tiny rentals to bustling city streets, keeping kosher on the road can sometimes feel overwhelming. But it does not need to be.This groundbreaking guide gives you the confidence and tools to observe kashrut, the Jewish dietary laws, easily, no matter where your journey takes you. In this book, you will discover:â ˘ Practical strategies for finding or preparing kosher food worldwideâ ˘ Step-by-step instructions for kashering apartments, kitchens, and utensils on the goâ ˘ Essential travel tips to make Shabbat and kashrut observance simple and stress-freeâ ˘ Lifelong lessons from real stories of overcoming seemingly "impossible" situationsPacked with clear advice and insider wisdom, this book transforms anxious travel into smooth, joyful experiences, while uncompromisingly sticking to your values.Whether you're traveling for business, vacation, or adventure, this is the ultimate handbook every kosher traveler needs in their bag. Keeping kosher does not need to be a problem anywhere.
    Pages: 62 
    PublishedGefen Publishing House - December   2025
    Format: Paperback
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    Title: 1 of: 396
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    Title: Tzadaka Mimeni
    Sub-title: The Jewish Ethic of Personal Responsibility
    By (author): Rabbi Steven Pruzansky
    ISBN10-13: 965229649X : 9789652296498
    The notion of personal responsibility sounds so obvious that for generations it was self-understood. It was associated with maturity, reasoned decision making, acceptance of consequences for one s actions, admissions of guilt and wrongdoing when appropriate, thrift and decency, concern for others and for society at large. But the rise of the entitlement generation has transformed the way we live and look at the world. Too many feel that others i.e., the rest of society are responsible to raise them, feed them, clothe them, educate them, find them spouses, jobs and homes, give them health care, defend them, and satisfy all their physical and emotional needs. That mindset debilitates both the individual and the society; the ethic of personal responsibility needs to be revived for the welfare of both. Fortunately, personal responsibility is at the very heart of the Torah. Rooted in the fundamental doctrine of free choice, the Torah compels us to take responsibility for ourselves and others and shape our personal and national destinies accordingly. This unique book, in the format of essays on each Torah portion, extracts from the Torah itself applications of the Jewish ethic of personal responsibility in areas as diverse as ethics, dating, marriage, parenting, family life, employment, divine service, military service, acts of kindness, repentance, private property ownership, wealth, Torah study, mitzvot, modesty, justice, gratitude, sensitivity, Jewish national life, holiness and more, leaving us with a profound vision for modern man and his search for meaning and happiness.
    Pages: 320  Size: 240x170mm 
    PublishedGefen Publishing House - December   2014
    Format: Hardback
    Subjects: Judaism
    List Price: 25.99 Pounds Sterling
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    Title: 2 of: 396
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    Title: (IN)SIGHTS
    Sub-title: Thirty Years of Peacemaking in the Oslo Process
    By (author): Ari Afilalo, Gideon Grinstein
    ISBN10-13: 9657801486 : 9789657801482
    Gidi Grinstein was the youngest delegate at the Camp David summit in July 2000 with the participation of President Clinton, Prime Minister Barak, and Chairman Arafat. Serving as secretary of the Israeli delegation and assistant chief negotiator, Gidi wore many hats for the Israeli team, including note taker, writer of policy papers, co-drafter of agreements, junior negotiator, and sometimes just a "fly on the wall." He was a witness â in person or through the reports of his bosses and colleagues â to almost every development during that historic period.
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    PublishedGefen Publishing House - September   2023
    Format: Hardback
    Subjects: Judaism
    List Price: 30.99 Pounds Sterling
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    Title: 3 of: 396
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    Title: A Bit of Wit A World of Wisdom
    Sub-title: The World Edition of “A Time to Laugh A Time to Listen” Penetrating thoughts that open the heart and stir the soul through humor
    Series: A Bit of Wit, A World of Wisdom
    By (author): Yehoshua Kurland
    ISBN10-13: 9652296155 : 9789652296153
    This collection of over fifty essays by master educator Yehoshua Kurland is a unique combination of laughter and lessons, of humor and heartfelt advice. Each of these easy-to-read, self-help oriented essays covers topics like change, freedom, peace, internal struggle, and our relationships with others and with God. The chosen format that combines a humorous story with an insightful lesson is one that helps to open our minds and hearts and leads us to contemplate our course in life â to actualize the vast potential possessed by every human being. It is often difficult to penetrate our hearts or to touch our souls, given the many protective walls we build. A good joke provides insight and creates an atmosphere of comfort that eases tension and opens the heart. A light matter, a bit of laughter, a smile brought to one's lips â can lead to an important lesson for eternity.
    Reviews:
    “A Bit of Wit, A World of Wisdom, is a small book in page numbers, but a big book in content. From beginning to end it has only 162 pages, but each page is a gem. The book is easy to read and accomplishes its goal. Each essay begins with a short witty piece, and then a longer piece of wisdom expressing a lesson on life - the two pieces, the wit and the wisdom are generally connected, though in some essays more loosely than in others. The wisdom portions are truly wise, and even though some of them contain ideas many of us probably already know or have heard before, Kurland expresses them with a clarity and style that makes the reader open to absorbing them. A Bit of Wit, a World of Wisdom by Yehoshua Kurland is definitely worth a read, and it will be an enjoyable and thought-provoking one!” – lifeinisrael/blogspot.co.il
    "Wish I’d been endowed with wit; wish I’d had wisdom. Bereft of both, I revel in Yehoshua Kurland’s delightful compendium of humor and ethics. As a lecturer of Talmud, the rabbi (in Far Rockaway, NY) begins each essay with a joke, hoping to engage and inspire his students and readers. In an essay about the importance of communication in marriage, the author quotes a famous jokester: "It first occurred to me that our marriage might be in trouble when my wife won an all-expense-paid trip for two to Hawaii, and she went—twice!" Lesson to be learned, Kurland says, "In those moments of dissension, a wrong word, even unintended, can go straight to the nerve, or even worse, can stab through the heart." What’s called for is ongoing support to allow these painful moments to dissipate through the bond of your love and respect." - Tim Boxer, 15minutesmagazine.com July 2014
    Pages: 175  Size: 210x155mm 
    PublishedGefen Publishing House - June   2013
    Format: Paperback
    Subjects: Judaism
    List Price: 19.99 Pounds Sterling
    Availability: In Stock   Qty Available: 5
    Title: 4 of: 396
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    Title: A Bit of Wit, A World of Wisdom
    Series: A Bit of Wit, A World of Wisdom
    By (author): Yehoshua Kurland
    ISBN10-13: 9652297496 : 9789652297495
    This collection of over fifty essays by master educator Yehoshua Kurland is a unique combination of laughter and lessons, of humor and heartfelt advice. These easy-to-read essays cover topics such as change, freedom, peace, inner struggle, and our relationships with others and with God. For anyone interested in personal growth, this self-help book offers an invaluable opportunity. The chosen format that combines a humorous story with an insightful lesson is one that helps to open our minds and hearts and leads us to contemplate our course in life to actualize the vast potential possessed by every human being.It is often difficult to penetrate our hearts or to touch our souls, given the many protective walls we build. A good joke provides insight and creates an atmosphere of comfort that eases tension and opens the heart. A light matter, a bit of laughter, a smile brought to one s lips can lead to an important lesson for eternity.
    Reviews:
    “Our sages teach us that a shiur should begin with a joke. Doing so will get the students into a good mood, and the message will be better received. And so it is with A Bit of Wit, A World of Wisdom (Volume 2). The book is a delightful compilation of mussar and self-help messages that all begin with a joke or funny story.” - Rabbi Ari Enkin, Torah Book Reviews blog
    Pages: 179  Size: 220x150mm 
    PublishedGefen Publishing House - August   2015
    Format: Paperback
    Subjects: Judaism: worship, rites & ceremonies : Prayers & liturgical material
    List Price: 19.99 Pounds Sterling
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    Title: 5 of: 396
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    Title: A Brief and Visual History of Anti-Semitism
    By (author): Israel B. Bitton
    ISBN10-13: 9657801109 : 9789657801109
    The world is in crisis: antisemitism, the "longest hatred," is rearing its ugliest heads, again. Although much has been written about the subject, very little has been done to educate the public specifically about antisemitismâ existing curricula are either outdated or not comprehensive, and none are designed to be engaging, especially to the younger audiences that need to learn this subject most.A Brief and Visual History of Antisemitism aims to fill that glaring gap, not merely as a history textbook but as an epidemiological study that analyzes the pathology of the antisemitism virus from ancient to modern times: when, where, and how did antisemitism first emerge?How did the disease of Jew-hatred spread so far and wide? Why has the hateful virus proven so resilient over time? The goal of this highly visual book is thus not merely to informof what has already transpired, but to empower individuals to make sense of the avalanche of anti-Jewish invective in real-time. As anadded feature, Augmented Reality technology allows readers to use their phones (and a free app) to scan highlighted areas and reveal a trove of bonus contents such as archival footage, animations, official documents, and 3D objects that offer immersive perspectives on historical landmarks.
    Pages: 0 
    PublishedGefen Publishing House - December   2022
    Format: Hardback
    Subjects: Judaism: worship, rites & ceremonies : Prayers & liturgical material
    List Price: 50.99 Pounds Sterling
    Availability: Temporarily Out of Stock, more expected soon
    Title: 6 of: 396
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    Title: A Handbook for Keeping Kosher
    By (author): Mordechai Hasofer
    ISBN10-13: 9657801753 : 9789657801758
    A Guide to Keeping Kosher by Mordechai Hasofer is a comprehensive guide to the laws of kashrut (kosher observance). It is based on a series of lectures the author delivered as part of his work in the Bnei Brak kashrut system, under the guidance of the late Rabbi Moshe YehudaLeib Landau zt"l.The book combines halachic (Jewish legal) knowledge with practical and technological aspects of kosher practice.It is intended both for beginners seeking to understand how to maintain a kosher home and for those looking to deepen their knowledge of kashrut laws.What's Inside:
    • Designing a kosher kitchen and separating meat and dairy
    • Laws of meat and milk, including definitions, waiting times, and frequently asked questions
    • Koshering utensils and immersion of vessels (tevilat kelim)
    • Laws regarding meat, poultry, fish, and eggs
    • Prohibition of insects â inspecting fruits, vegetables, and legumes
    • Laws of bishul akum (food cooked by non-Jews)
    • Kashrut of wine, whiskey, and baked goods
    • Kosher standards in food factories and the food industry
    • Agricultural laws such as Shemitta (sabbatical year), tithes and offerings (terumot and ma'aserot)
    • Practical guidance for maintaining a kosher lifestyle
    Pages: 163 
    PublishedGefen Publishing House - July   2025
    Format: Hardback
    Subjects: Judaism: worship, rites & ceremonies : Prayers & liturgical material
    List Price: 25.99 Pounds Sterling
    Availability: Temporarily Out of Stock, more expected soon
    Title: 7 of: 396
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    Title: A Historical Tour of the Holy Land
    By (author): Beryl Ratzer
    ISBN10-13: 9652294926 : 9789652294920
    Hebrew Scriptures Greeks Canaanites Israelites Romans Christians Muslims Crusaders. You will meet them all in this lively guide book, as you tour from event to event in the history of this small piece of land, wedged between Egypt and the Fertile Crescent. Guide and teacher Beryl Ratzer covers this history-worn land chronologically from the Book of Genesis to the peace agreement with Jordan. A practical blend of history, religion and guiding tips, this is a book to refer to again and again. Revised and Enlarged
    Reviews:
    “ authored by a skilled veteran tour guide — Beryl Ratzer, A Historical Tour will help your visit focus on the true worth and value of our holy land (Israel) within the context of our faith in G-d and love of the Land of Israel.” - Alan Jay Gerber
    Pages: 160  Size: 230x165mm 
    PublishedGefen Publishing House - December   2010
    Format: Paperback
    Subjects: Middle Eastern history : History of religion : Judaism : Travel & holiday guides : Israel : Israel
    List Price: 17.99 Pounds Sterling
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    Title: 8 of: 396
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    Title: A Historical Tour of the Holyland
    By (author): Beryl Ratzer
    ISBN10-13: 9652295485 : 9789652295484
    Russian Scriptures Greeks Canaanites Israelites Romans Christians Muslims Crusaders. You will meet them all in this lively guide book, as you tour from event to event in the history of this small piece of land, wedged between Egypt and the Fertile Crescent. Guide and teacher Beryl Ratzer covers this history-worn land chronologically from the Book of Genesis to the peace agreement with Jordan. A practical blend of history, religion and guiding tips, this is a book to refer to again and again.The contents have been checked for accuracy and are not political. In fact the book is offered to participants in guides courses.Written for the amateur historian, the reader is swept from pre-history to the present, learning the history of Israel along the way. A must for those who do not always have the facts at their fingertips and not only for those visiting Israel. Although full of facts the book it is easy to read and to use as a chronological key to all the historical periods.
    Pages: 160 
    PublishedGefen Publishing House - January   2011
    Format: Paperback
    Subjects: Middle Eastern history : History of religion : Judaism : Travel & holiday guides : Israel : Israel
    List Price: 17.99 Pounds Sterling
    Availability: Temporarily Out of Stock, more expected soon
    Title: 9 of: 396
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    Title: A Lasting Reward
    Sub-title: Memoirs of an Israeli Diplomat
    By (author): Yissakhar BenYaacov
    ISBN10-13: 9652295396 : 9789652295392
    No other type of book can compare to an Israeli autobiography for bearing witness to the events that have shaped the history of the Jewish people in the last century. Yissakhar Ben-Yaacov's memoirs are an outstanding example. In A Lasting Reward, the author describes his life in detail, covering many exciting events - both well-known and not so well-known - events that span several decades and continents. A native of Germany, Ben-Yaacov served as a representative of Israelâ s Foreign Ministry for almost forty years, where he fulfilled a wide range of positions. His insightful descriptions of the inner workings of the Foreign Ministry, the calling of an Israeli diplomat, and the interplay between his private life and public activities create an emotional reading experience that will move and inspire the reader.
    Pages: 304  Size: 240x170mm 
    PublishedGefen Publishing House - March   2012
    Format: Paperback
    Subjects: Memoirs
    List Price: 22.99 Pounds Sterling
    Availability: In Stock   Qty Available: 5
    Title: 10 of: 396

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