The bride with 25,000 guests: Holding a sash, newlywed, 19, waits for relative to perform a ‘Mitzvah dance’ as she marries into Ultra Orthodox Jewish family
Thousands attended the wedding of the grandson of the leader of the Hasidic dynasty Belz Rebbe yesterday
18-year-old Shalom Rokeach will be the future leader of the Jewish sect – one of the largest in the world
He married 19-year-old bride Hannah Batya Penet in the traditional ceremony which lasted several hours until dawn
Weddings are always a big occasion, but with a guest-list of more than 25,000, this traditional Jewish ceremony dwarfs even the most lavish of nuptials.
Jewish well-wishers from around the world attended the Ultra Orthodox Jewish wedding to witness the marriage of the grandson of the leader of the Hasidic dynasty Belz Rebbe yesterday.
Steeped in tradition, these amazing images show the ceremony of 18-year-old Shalom Rokeach and his 19-year-old bride Hannah Batya Penet in Jerusalem, Israel.
yamit82 Said:
Iam left handed.
yamit82 Said:
Then its the Santa Fe Indian Market!!!!!!!!!!
yamit82 Said:
CB says [and I only quote him] ” in the dark you don’t see,you feel.”
honeybee Said:
I got deep pockets. Want to negotiate?
honeybee Said:
How about the right bank?
honeybee Said:
Sight unseen? Will he trust my judgement and taste in women?
@ dove:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnlE63qk3AQ
@ dove:
Don’t worry Dove, I’am to epensive.
Get a room!!
yamit82 Said:
Better than France and more money. The Flea Market at Gallup,NM or the Indian and Spanish Markets in sata, Fe,NM.
@ yamit82:
Despare not,remeber also not rejoice at the death of a enemy,especially American solders.
yamit82 Said:
CB say he requires a entire platoon of IDF ladies to replace me.
yamit82 Said:
The Left Bank, Paris France
honeybee Said:
Blank check for the flee market of your choice for 1 year?
@ yamit82:
yamit82 Said:
Sounds like marriage
yamit82 Said:
No more horses to uch vet bill etc,every body use ATVs and Pikmeups. Especially with busted knees
honeybee Said:
He had many masters each time we were rotated out someone new came to adopt him. I gave him affection and food and a warm bed at night so he was loyal and a good friend.
At 270, I guess he likes everything? does he ride a horse or drive a vehicle instead?
@ yamit82:
That as scary as wild fire
@ yamit82:
Chick for free,don’t think so,at lest not yours truely.
yamit82 Said:
@ bernard ross:
Syrian rebels enter Lebanon, clash with Hezbollah
Casualties on both sides after overnight battle near Baalbek
honeybee Said:
What does he like? (food?)
honeybee Said:
Congratulations HB!!! 🙂
@ honeybee:
Love L Zepplin. When I was in Korea our company mascot was a black dog named Black Dog. He went where I went.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOQUVyEz2sI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ITnUpVhvTM
@ yamit82:
My cousin just had a baby boy!!!!!
@ yamit82:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6L4GixccLU —
yamit82 Said:
His requirements, as well as cooking skillshttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6L4GixccLU —
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@ bernard ross:
Israel fast-tracks development of Arrow III defense system over Iran concerns
Defense journal report shows plans to install four underground missile launchers at IAF’s Tel Shahar base between Jerusalem and Ashdod; Israel has never officially revealed location of this base.
Concerned about nuclear threats from Iran, Israel is trying to expedite development of the Arrow III missile to make sure it is prepared for any eventuality, an Israel Defense Forces officer involved in anti-missile defense system development told a security conference on Monday.
“We want to reach a situation in which Israel has a ready defense for any threat, present or future,” said Col. Aviram Hasson, head of the high-level systems department in the Defense Ministry’s Homa Administration, which is responsible for developing anti-missile systems. He was speaking at a conference on “Aerial Threats in the Modern Era,” sponsored by the Institute for National Security Studies at Tel Aviv University.
The Arrow III is capable of intercepting missiles outside the atmosphere, at a range of up to 2,500 kilometers, and will maneuver to chase after the target missile. The system is aimed at defending against missiles bearing warheads of mass destruction in general, and in particular, those in Iran’s stockpile.
In February Israel conducted its first test of the Arrow III’s capabilities in space. The Arrow III’s interceptor missile, called Reshef, is smaller than that of the Arrow II, the air force’s current system, and this is a significant improvement over its currently deployed predecessor. The missile, which is still in development, is fired out of the atmosphere, where it performs various maneuvers and chases after the target – a long-range enemy missile. It broadcasts continuously to the ground systems throughout its operation.
According to Hasson, if the previous Arrow versions had interception capabilities within a certain range, the Arrow III’s capability has been considerably broadened.
“It enables the interception of threats that are very far away, and essentially widens the range of operation,” Hasson said.
The interceptor missile can be fired from the launch systems the IDF already has, which lowers the cost of the system considerably. Defense officials say that the moment the Reshef missiles become operational, in an estimated three years, there will be no need to manufacture anything else that’s new. All that will be needed is to make adjustments to the computer program that operates the Arrow system.
Jane’s Defence Weekly magazine recently published a story showing how official U.S. publications reveal plans to construct a secret Israel missile base designated for the Arrow III. According to the story, this is part of an Israel Air Force plan to expand an existing facility in Tel Shahar, between Jerusalem and Ashdod, whose location has never been officially revealed.
The estimated cost of this expansion is $25 million. The report detailed the construction plans: Four underground missile launchers, each carrying six interceptors (Reshef model). The report said this information means that Israel can potentially launch 24 Arrow III interceptors against a barrage of ballistic missiles.
The report on a construction tender documents published by the U.S. government details the the type of building that will be built in Israel, which includes highly durable concrete structures, blast doors and steel screens. A system to handle high pressure levels will also be built inside the structures, enabling the electrical components to be protected. According to the documents, the companies responsible for building the basis will have to complete the work within 485 days of the moment they receive the go ahead to begin.
honeybee Said:
Ask him to make an offer…!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BY-OvvgivyU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wM3JqLUY9Wc
@ yamit82: and then there is syria and hezbullah
couldn’t have asked for a better script.
Have you heard anything about Qatar’s al-thani trip to Israel in November?
yamit82 Said:
he’s on it already, along with Hillary, Kerry’s next to be confounded. 🙂
BTW I read that Kerry was called naiive and a spokesman said that the administration will back out of the process if both sides do not show a desire for negotiations. Reason given that there was just too much going on in the world to waste time on that. what a blessing that is.
I am sure I forget others who did poorly. I especially like seeing the euros have their troubles.
another great thing is watching all these arabs kill each other and forgetting about Israel.
watching erdogans buffonish bluster sink like a stone where nobody takes him seriously anymore(months of threatening syria and nothing and then Israel attacks syria) Erdogans troubles at home which could be caused by syria, or even the sauds/Qatar wanting to prevent his trip to gaza and stop his meddling..
soon their troubles will be too much to waste time on Israel. they’ll have to play with their muslims.
Not much noise from spain again. I am looking forward to Hungary’s future.
@ bernard ross:
I think you could add Obama to the growing list.