From around the World
A few comments from all around the world:
In addition to everything you said so beautifully, seeing throngs of our children walking to the kotel on Yom Yerushalayim is so inspiring. You lifted my spirits here in the states. You make my heart happy. I was born in a DP camp outside of Berlin. To watch our beautiful youth “coming home” is a kind of closure. Chag Sameach.
What a beautiful blog! What a wonderful thing you are doing! I am an American with Jewish ancestry who never got to visit the country I love and consider my true home, though my sandals have never touch it’s blessed soil. I am enjoying walking through it’s streets virtually by your blog! Shalom!
Let me add my name to those who admire you for your efforts. Whoever you are I enjoy your pictures as well as yourunderstated and realistic comments. You are patriotic without being emotional; proud of your country without being smarmy,Keep up the good work. DR Richmond, BC
This blog makes me happy every time I view it. With so much awful news in the world – this is refreshment for the soul. Our beautiful Yerushalayim inhabited by our beautiful people. You have a wonderful eye for the the perfect photo. Hashem should bless you.
Hi there…My friend has sent me your posts on several ocassions. I’ve really enjoyed them and now I’m very happy that I’ll be able to receive them whenever you send them out. I have many friends that I know will appreciate them, as well.
Thanks for doing this…Hannah (Salt Spring Island, British Columbia, Canada)
You do outstanding work. I keep on sending your link on to friends and family overseas and hopefully that will spread the word. I wrote to Aljazeera challenging them to feature a few positive views about the good side of Israel. Have you seen anything? – ha!!
I read all your posts – for those who don’t get to to up to Jerusalem much, you bring Jerusalem to us at home. Thank you.
| Beautifully presented as usual dear achoti! we here in the west who may never live to see beloved jerusalem are very grateful. Shalom aleikhem!Great photos! Like the photo with the phone with the fire in very much.Thanks for this update about what happen in Jerusalem.Best reagards from Norway. |
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Thoroughly enjoy this blog. Your street views fill my amagination once again. Thanks to you my pain due to distance and time is more tolerable. I was there in 6/08. It was to be a trip of a life time. In stead a passion started with clear intent to get back there asap. My prayers and concerns are with your countries welfare. Most of America is for you minus our leadership. Stay your course Israel. You continue to stand strong where other countries cower. Shalom Israel.
Mazel Tov on #100-I must tell you that I look forward to your email every week and do so enjoy them..If I am not there, at least I am getting to see some of what is going on. You are doing a wonderful job of capturing so many different and interesting parts of Yerushalayim . Keep up your great work
this keeps me going everyday as it is always so very good and am so glad that i can get this everyday – thank you very much annie
Hi. Please do me a favor. We have a niece and nephew with 5 little kids from NJ, coming on Aliya this summer and I think your web site will help them “nafshit” to get through the initial trepidations. If you could, please add them to your mailing list
Please add my cousin in toronto to your web site. He only sends me gloomy/doomy e-mails about what CNN is saying or equally depressing. He needs RealJerusalemstreets.
May Yahweh continue to bless you and bestow His awesome favor on you dear achoti. Such joy you bring to us who may never see these streets, to breath the air, hear the sounds, enjoy the sights of Yah’s beloved peoples………
your faithful follower,
lula, alabama, usa.
