Welcome to the first HH I’m hosting. As a newish member, please excuse any gaffes I make. Otherwise, its still Adar, so take it in good humor.Another lesson learned; after typing up most of this post, I found the handy carnival page to create it easily. Well, there’s always a next time. Read More »
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(AKA the Mishmosh Edition) What’s going on here today? Founded by Soccer Dad , Haveil Havalim is a carnival of Jewish blogs — a weekly collection of Jewish & Israeli blog highlights, tidbits and points of interest collected from blogs all around the world. It’s hosted by different bloggers each week and coordinated by Jack . Read More »
Welcome Haveil Havalim Readers! Please subscribe to our RSS feed through a reader or Subscribe to The Israel Situation by Email to make sure you get our updates in the future. I love Adar! I can’t help it. Something about this month just makes me jovial. Read More »
When I volunteered to host the February JPIX carnival I was coming off the high of having hosted my first successful Kosher Cooking Carnival and having just seen Leora’s JPIX carnival in all its thumbnaily glory, I was excited to step up to the challenge.And then reality hit me upside the head when it became apparent that blogger has.. well.. Read More »
All things food and Jewish… and just in time for Purim! Since this issue’s theme is “venahafoch hu” (“and it was overturned”, ie Haman’s evil decree), let’s stop before we start to look back at PAST Kosher Cooking Carnivals (Editions Read More »
Yom rishon, 7 Adar 5770. No, this is not the gardening issue. I’m taking the opportunity to share with you some of the flowers on parade just now in Israel. Welcome to the latest issue of Haveil Havalim #257– The”Moshe Rabbeinu Birthday/Yahrzeit” Edition. Read More »
Chodesh Tov one and all. This year we have one Adar but two days of Rosh Chodesh Adar. It’s supposed to be a happy time, but somehow my computers aren’t cooperating in publishing this Havel Havelim. I tried the method I used when blog carnival was down, but things change in Adar, and it didn’t work. Read More »
The reason why this edition is called post – Groundhog Day is that there were no meaningful holidays in the vicinity. And the only Jewish/Israeli connection to Groundhog Day (the animal in question not being kosher) is our local variety of that animal: My initial sentiment was to expect him out of his bunker this time. Read More »
Founded by Soccer Dad , Haveil Havalim is a carnival of Jewish blogs — a weekly collection of Jewish & Israeli blog highlights, tidbits and points of interest collected from blogs all around the world. It’s hosted by different bloggers each week and coordinated by Jack. Read More »
This audio shiur (question-answer session) by Rabbi Heshel Schachter is the perfect accompaniment to: The Yovel 50 th Kosher Cooking Carnival! Fiftieth! Wow! Even I’m impressed. Read More »
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Do you know what time it is? It’s Haveil Havalim time! As always I’m doing this at a time way past my bed time, because my good friend Yossi Shomer (Toronto) just got engaged to Batsheva Schreiber (West Hartford) and their lchaim was recently the Read More »
Welcome to Haveil Havalim -The Year of Jack Edition. Also known as the Best of the Jewish/Israeli blogosphere. As always remember to keep checking in because this will be updated throughout the day. Also, please help promote the carnival by telling your friends, relatives, neighbors and readers. Read More »
What’s going on here today?Founded by Soccer Dad, Haveil Havalim is a carnival of Jewish blogs — a weekly collection of Jewish & Israeli blog highlights, tidbits and points of interest collected from blogs all around the world. It’s hosted by different bloggers each week and coordinated by Jack. Read More »
Welcome to the January 3, 2010 edition of haveil havalim!Founded by Soccer Dad, Haveil Havalim is a carnival of Jewish blogs — a weekly collection of Jewish & Israeli blog highlights, tidbits and points of interest collected from blogs all around the world. It’s hosted by different bloggers each week and coordinated by Jack. Read More »
It’s December and as befits the month that hosts Chanukah and the start of winter, Kosher Cooking Carinval #49 is all about comfort food and the comfort of food. Chanukah The Festival of Lights shines with intensity as Leora tries a new ingredient in Latkes at Jew Wishes on: Latkes and Hanukkah—Fourth Night; posted at Jew Wishes. Read More »
Welcome, everyone to Haveil Havalim #249. Just a quick mention about last night’s Israeli blogger gathering. Organized by Mimi (Israeli Kitchen) and Hannah (Mother-in-Israel and Cooking Manager) and taking place at Sara’s (FoodBridge) beautiful home, about 25 bloggers living in Israel gathered together to share ideas. Read More »
Welcome to JPIX, the blog carnival of Jewish photo bloggers. Click on any of the thumbnails to visit the posts. Mottel: Mother in Israel showed hikes; Ilana-Davita featured a synagogue window: Leah Lipszyc: Batya: Pesky Settler (two on the left) and Dina in Jerusalem (chanukiah on the right): G6: Mrs. S. Read More »
Founded by Soccer Dad, Haveil Havalim is a carnival of Jewish blogs — a weekly collection of Jewish & Israeli blog highlights, tidbits and points of interest collected from blogs all around the world. It’s hosted by different bloggers each week and coordinated by Jack. Read More »
Happy Chanukah! Welcome to Haveil Havalim #247. My name is Eric, and I will be your host this {morning/afternoon/evening/night}. Read More »
Cross-posted on Shiloh Musings It’s Wednesday morning as I begin writing this edition of the Jewish Blog Carnival, Havel Havelim #246, I’m a nervous wreck. Now, considering that I’ve probably hosted more Jewish Blog Carnivals than anyone else, when you add up the HH’s to Kosher Cooking Carnival and JPIX, this should be a cinch. Read More »
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Cross-posted on me-ander It’s Wednesday morning as I begin writing this edition of the Jewish Blog Carnival, Havel Havelim #246, I’m a nervous wreck. Now, considering that I’ve probably hosted more Jewish Blog Carnivals than anyone else, when you add up the HH’s to Kosher Cooking Carnival and JPIX, this should be a cinch. Read More »
Welcome to the November 22, 2009 edition of Haveil Havalim, the Jewish-Israeli blog carnival. I called this edition “No Protektzia Necessary.” Click here to read why. If this is your first visit to A Mother in Israel you can find pages, categories, and recent posts in the sidebar. Read More »
(It could have been the hashtag edition, as in, the hashtags from the conventions like #urjbiennial and #ga09 but I decided to let that go…)I took a little heat for not giving the last edition that I hosted a number. It was totally inadvertent! I was in a big hurry and forgot to check the number. Read More »
Welcome to Haveil Havalim #242, the taking responsibility edition. This week my friend Joshuapundit had intended to handle the carnival. And I am confident that he would have done a fine job had I not screwed things up.I inadvertently left out a letter in his email address and as a result he didn’t receive any submissions. Read More »
The reason why this edition is called The Blogoversary is down there in Personal, anyway it is not that important. Read More »
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