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I can answer questions on Jewish history and religion, especially the relationship between Judaism and other religions and questions about every aspect of Israel

Experience in the area

I've been a tour guide for more than 25 years in Israel and I've taught Jewish History and Religion in various schools at high school level

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Israel Tour guides association

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BA in comparitive Semitic Languages and 5 years of university study in Jewish philosophy

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Recent Answers from Leon Gork

2012-01-09 Chickens prohibited in Jerusalem:

The cock crow was the signal for rising and saying one's prayers in the morning. In fact there is a beautiful blessing of very ancient Jewish tradition which goes like this: Blessed art thou o Lord our

2012-01-04 Chickens prohibited in Jerusalem:

Sorry I don't know of any such prohibition. Please tell me more about it, reference or something.  Chickens are kosher and it doesn't seem likely that they were prohibited.

2011-09-26 1st century customs:

An answer to your question would require a book. There are many good books on the market on Jewish customs. These customes haven't changed much in 2000 years so a book on Jewish customs would be good for

2011-05-04 Jewish funeral customs in Jesus' time:

There is no prohibition, in Judaism, of children attending a funeral. A child under the age of 13 wouldn't be compelled to attend a funeral but a boy over the age of 13 would be obliged to attend. Attending

2011-04-30 post card:

You may write to Israel Philatelic Services Jerusalem Str. Jaffa Tel-Aviv requesing a postmark on a postcard from Nazareth or any other post office in Israel. You may also send them an e mail via their

 

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