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— PlasticSpoon (@PlasticSpoon) August 24, 2017
I'm salty my mom telling my co-workers I'm a man hater. Like mother plz do not air my laundry at work thnx— Half Jalapeño (@AswangBrews) August 24, 2017
But the rest of us hebes are so happy to have you as a member of the tribe! 🤗— Amy Gomez (@amylgomez) August 24, 2017
Lot's Daughters: Midrash and Aggadah | Jewish Women's Archive http://t.co/kHGVpHejQE Lot's Daughters— KaSandraStallworth (@KaLaSta007) September 16, 2013
— The Viewer (@manuelvidalsk8) March 6, 2017
Selena Gomez, Vanessa Hudgens, Harmony Korine, Ashley Benson and Rachel Korine @ the "Spring Breakers" Rome Premiere pic.twitter.com/XNZ4ECWZm8— Yana (@yanalukina) February 22, 2013
I still secretly want vanessa hudgens and zac efron to end up together— chives (@MissWright808) May 24, 2017
So proud to have this member.. He is a Jordanian and living in Kuwait.. He married a Filipina.. Now… http://t.co/Hl6m0tlyiC— DARRENAtics KUWAIT (@Darrenatics_KW) November 14, 2014
@yourdon_27 im perfectly fine. My mother is Filipina and my father is a jordanian. But im proud to be a Filipino. Mahal ko po ang Pinas.— Jordan Manuel (@iamjordman) February 17, 2013
My mom is Filipina, my dad is Jordanian, my first name is Persian, my to-be last name is Spanish, but I'm being mistaken as a Fil-American.— Sahar Varona (@SaharVarona) February 4, 2013
A Filipina Jordanian....yea we're trouble— Lyn (@KharmeLynda) April 26, 2014
Milan - 18 Months || Mom: Filipina, Jordanian & Spanish || Dad: Maori ❤👇CLICK SHOP LINK👇http://t.co/1C4MCGQV4h pic.twitter.com/pbhJwtEdCe
— BEAUTIFUL MIXED KIDS (@cutestbabyonig) July 11, 2015
@Corruptcop483 The two daughters of Lot were very holy women. Their intentions were purely for the sake of Heaven.— Torah Lectures (@TorahLectures) June 6, 2016
Hannah Gaventa: You lived in the Philippines? But are there any Jews there? This is a common response when I inform people that I spent the past year as the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee’s Philippines Coordinator, as part of my JDC Entwine-Pears Fellowship.
Well yes, actually. I lived in Manila, which is home to a lovely, warm, welcoming and vibrant Jewish community, and the country has had a long Jewish presence — including a fascinating chapter involving President Manuel Quezon, together with JDC, saving Jewish refugees from the Holocaust.
That is not what brought me to the Philippines, however.
One of my first site visits this year was to a small remote island called Bintuan, off the coast of Palawan, where I met a representative of the Tagbanua tribe. Manahan Abella, also known fondly as "Tatay" or "Father," is the same age as my own dad. He lives with his community of 36 families and they are one of the oldest ethnic groups in the Philippines.
SCHEDULE UPDATE FOR NOVEMBER:
The Sunday class in Rishon LeZion Will continue with the Self Defense material until end of the month.
Afterwards we will revert to regular training material with emphasis on the TACTICAL aspect with Tactical Baton, Lanseta and Karambit.
Mondays in Tel Aviv will continue with Classical LSA focusing on LEVEL specific material.
Tuesdays in Petach Tikvah will continue with Karambit
Wednesdays will continue with Sparring/Sport Arnis from 19:00-20:00, Self Defense from 20:00-21:00 and Karambit from 21:00 - 22:00.
Thurdays in Rishon LeZion will continue with Classical LSA.
Fridays will revert to Classical LSA at 12:45 -13:45 and Hand to Hand Combat session from 13:45 -14:45.
Please be advised and pass on.
Thanks,
Bnei Lot are of an ancient origin. In the migratory tradition of Ruth begun more than two millennia ago, a remnant of David and Solomon migrated into Maritime Southeast Asia which comprises what is now Brunei, East Timor, Indonesia, Malaysia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, The Philippines, and Singapore, as well as Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia, with a sizeable minority of Malays migrating back to their tribal allotments in Sephardic Judah, besides Terrestrial and Figurative Jordan.
