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Edición No. 649 Año 33 Año 33 MÉXICO, D.F. ● 1˚ DE JULIO DE 2021 - 21 DE TAMUZ DE 5781 ● http://kesher.mx Edición No. 649 ˚ 2 KESHER 1 julio 2021 EDITORIAL Futuro de Israel después de meses de incertidumbre Herzog se convertirá en presidente de Israel el 7 de julio Nuevo gobierno en el país judío que reemplaza a Binyamín Netanyahu saac Herzog tomará Binyamin Netanyahu dejaron el 6. Hay dos ministros del necesidad de permanecer alerta posesión de su cargo como poder y pasaron a ser parte de la gabinete que son árabes: Esawi Frej a todas las formas de amenazas undécimo presidente del oposición en el Parlamento israelí (Cooperación Regional) y Hamed antisemitas. Asimismo externó su Estado de Israel, el 7 de (Knesset). Amar (Finanzas). profunda preocupación ante las julio en lugar del 9 que campañas que intentan deslegitimar estabaI programado. Habrá una Al frente del 36 gobierno está 7. Dos nuevos miembros de la la existencia del Estado de ceremonia de transición en la Naftalí Bennet, líder del Partido Knesset provienen de países de Israel, recalcando que “pedir la residencia del presidente saliente Yamina y 13avo. Primer Ministro habla inglesa: Ruth Wasserman desaparición de Israel equivale a Reuven Rivlin. de Israel. Lande, quien fue educada en Ciudad un acto de terrorismo y es simple y del Cabo (Sudáfrica), y el profesor llanamente antisemitismo”. El ex líder del Partido Laborista Yair Lapid titular de Yesh Atid Alon Tal, nativo de Carolina del y actual presidente de la Agencia se desempeñará como Primer Norte (EEUU). Cabe señalar que después del Judía es hijo de un presidente Ministro alterno y Ministro de reciente conflicto con Hamas, los anterior Jaim Herzog. Fue electo Relaciones Exteriores hasta 2023, Contando a Tal, la Knesset ha reportes sesgados y las mentiras hace dos semanas venciendo a su cuando rotará y se convertirá en el tenido ocho miembros nacidos en que se han diseminado online han rival Miriam Peretz por 87 votos 14° jefe de Gobierno de su país. EEUU en sus 73 años de historia. hecho que se vuelva a recrudecer contra 33, en una votación secreta Bennett, así como Netanyahu, el antisemitismo para los judíos de los 120 miembros de la Knesset. 1. Bennett de 49 años, es el habla inglés con fluidez, nació alrededor del mundo. primer jefe de Gobierno del mundo en Haifa y es hijo de inmigrantes Por otro lado, tras 12 años de de provenir de la industria de la alta estadounidenses. Las comunidades de toda mandato ininterrumpido del Primer tecnología. Dirigió y vendió Cyota la diáspora deben ser un faro Ministro de Israel Netanyahu, Yair y Soluto, dos exitosas empresas 8. Tres ex periodistas de de luz para seguir educando y Lapid, líder de Yesh Atid logró de software. También es el Primer televisión están en el Gobierno: transmitiendo los eternos valores removerlo tras formar una insólita Ministro en usar una kipá. Yair Lapid, Nitzan Horowitz y del judaísmo alrededor del orbe. coalición de partidos de oposición Merav Michaeli. El difunto padre Debemos interceder ante el pueblo que incluyó a un partido árabe. 2. La nueva coalición incluye un de Lapid, Tommy, también fue judío siempre. partido árabe, el islamista Ra’am, periodista de televisión y luego se Netanyahu ha sido el líder que mientras que otros partidos que hizo político. Debemos enarbolar la bandera más tiempo ha gobernado en el representan al 21 por ciento de la de defensa a Israel ante los país. minoría árabe de Israel optaron por 9. Omer Bar-Lev, ministro constantes e injustificados ataques permanecer en la oposición. entrante de Seguridad Pública, éticos y morales, publicados La nueva coalición es una encabeza el mismo ministerio, constantemente en los medios frágil alianza compuesta por ocho 3. El Ministro de Salud entonces llamado Ministerio de de comunicación y en las redes partidos de diferentes ideologías, entrante, Nitzan Horowitz es el Policía, que fue dirigido por su sociales. a los que sólo los une su rechazo a primer miembro de la Knesset difunto padre Haim Bar-Lev entre Netanyahu. abiertamente gay en encabezar un 1984 y 1990. Y finalmente el 15 de julio, partido importante (Meretz). la Asamblea General de la ONU Para asegurar el acuerdo, Lapid Esta coalición pone fin a dos años proclamó este día como el Día permitió que Naftalí Bennet, ex 4. La 36ª Knesset incluye a dos y medio de crisis política en el país, Mundial de las Habilidades de la líder de derecha y pro asentamientos miembros con discapacidades: con cuatro comicios (elecciones Juventud. Sabemos que hoy en haya accedido a aunar fuerzas con Shirley Pinto, la primera miembro legislativas) en este periodo, debido día los jóvenes son un colectivo centristas, izquierdistas y árabes sorda del Parlamento de Israel, y a la falta de mayorías suficientes estratégico para lograr un avance para ser el primero en ejercer a la nueva Ministra de Energía, para formar Gobierno y por la caída en las sociedades. Esta celebración Primer Ministro, a pesar de que Karine Elharrar, una veterana de los mismos debido a desacuerdos está encaminada a empoderar a los el partido de Bennett obtuvo diez parlamentaria que sufre distrofia internos. jóvenes para que sean influyentes escaños menos que el de Lapid, muscular. en el mundo, empezando desde sus quien asumirá su cargo en 2023. En otro orden de las cosas, pero comunidades, logrando objetivos 5. Hay nueve ministras del en el mismo tenor, el Secretario globales. Sin la juventud será Netanyahu por su parte recibió gabinete (de un total de 27), el General de la OEA anuncia la imposible conseguir sociedades muchas muestras de agradecimiento número más alto en la historia creación de un nuevo puesto justas y sostenibles. También por su extraordinaria labor, de Israel: Yifat Shasha-Biton para combatir el antisemitismo paradójicamente son los jóvenes esfuerzos y compromisos para con (Educación), Ayelet Shaked en América Latina. Esto fue en los más propensos a sufrir su país, tanto a nivel nacional como (Interior), Merav Michaeli el marco del Foro Global virtual desigualdades, desempleo, pobreza internacional. (Transporte), Tamar Zandberg 2021 del American Jewish y acceso al mercado laboral. (Protección ambiental), Orna Commitee (AJC). El Secretario También la juventud es un factor Hay algunos datos importantes Barbivay (Economía), Karine Luis Almagro, dio a conocer el fundamental en la lucha contra los que se deben conocer sobre el Elharrar (Energía), Pnina Tamano- Comisionado para el monitoreo y problemas del mundo, como lo es nuevo gobierno de Israel. Shata (Aliá e Integración) y Orit el Combate del Antisemitismo con el cambio climático. Farkash Hacohen (Ciencia y el fin de involucrar a los países y Por primera vez en 12 años, el Tecnología). a las organizaciones de la sociedad Y como siempre el lector tiene la Partido Likud de Israel y su líder civil a crear conciencia sobre la última palabra… Encendido de velas Perashiot Efemérides 2 Viernes 20:01 3 Pinjás 10 Mes de Av 3 Sábado 20:55 10 Matot - Masei 11 Día Mundial de la Población 9 Viernes 20:19 15 Día Mundial de las Habilidades de la Juventud 10 Sábado 20:55 EDITORA Y DIRECTORA CONSEJO CONSULTIVO: DR. BERNARDO TANUR LIC. ROSALYNDA PEREZ DE COHEN Y DR. 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De red de promiscuidad e idolatría. esta manera, esta sección comienza describiendo el En Lese momento, Pinjás, nieto de Aharón e hijo Korbán Tamid (ó “Sacrificio Perpetuo”), el cual se de Elazar el Cohén Gadol (Sumo Sacerdote), debe traer dos veces al día, así como los sacrificios actuando como un solitario vengador del honor adicionales o Musafim por ofrecer en Shabbat y Divino, ejecuta a Zimri, líder judío de la Tribu Rosh Jodesh (el primer día de cada mes judío). de Shimón, quien se encontraba cohabitando Adicionalmente, se especifican los sacrificios en público con una princesa midianita.
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