Spotted in the wild one of my less frequently used fonts, Ozrad CLM... on organic chestnuts.
ערמונים אורגניים בחוות התבלינים בבית לחם הגלילית. פונט "עוזרד".
Spotted in the wild one of my less frequently used fonts, Ozrad CLM... on organic chestnuts.
ערמונים אורגניים בחוות התבלינים בבית לחם הגלילית. פונט "עוזרד".
This this this.
" #Hanukkah commonly evokes light, family gatherings, and childhood memory. But these associations sit atop a much deeper and more challenging history.
Hanukkah marks the only successful #Jewish revolt in recorded antiquity against cultural erasure.
Not against slavery. Not against imperial taxation. Not against foreign rule as such.
Against forced #assimilation.
The Seleucid decrees were not primarily economic or political. They were civilizational. They targeted the infrastructure of Jewish continuity itself: #Torah law and study, #Hebrew language, #Shabbat, #circumcision, and the #Jewishcalendar. #Torahscrolls were destroyed, and those who taught or possessed them were executed. In effect, the decrees aimed to dismantle Jewish memory.
Most ancient peoples who faced comparable pressures disappeared."
https://blogs.timesofisrael.com/hanukkah-and-the-jewish-refusal-to-disappear/
This this this.
" #Hanukkah commonly evokes light, family gatherings, and childhood memory. But these associations sit atop a much deeper and more challenging history.
Hanukkah marks the only successful #Jewish revolt in recorded antiquity against cultural erasure.
Not against slavery. Not against imperial taxation. Not against foreign rule as such.
Against forced #assimilation.
The Seleucid decrees were not primarily economic or political. They were civilizational. They targeted the infrastructure of Jewish continuity itself: #Torah law and study, #Hebrew language, #Shabbat, #circumcision, and the #Jewishcalendar. #Torahscrolls were destroyed, and those who taught or possessed them were executed. In effect, the decrees aimed to dismantle Jewish memory.
Most ancient peoples who faced comparable pressures disappeared."
https://blogs.timesofisrael.com/hanukkah-and-the-jewish-refusal-to-disappear/
A new Hebrew-related Unicode proposal... I hate being a gatekeeper, and I know nothing about the Babylonian Messorah, but a private proposal without any significant affiliation looks like a safe bet to have even more Unicode mess, like the one we are already having with the combining classes of Tiberian cantillation marks. Just saying... 🙃
https://www.unicode.org/L2/L2025/25268-babylonian-proposal.pdf
"When some of #Rabbi Mia Simring’s congregants named themselves The Very Narrow Bridge Congregation, they weren’t just referring to the anthemic #Hebrew song “Gesher Tsar Meod” or the teaching from Rabbi Nachman of Bratslav on which it is based.
They were also alluding to their status as inmates on #RikersIsland, #NewYorkCity’s largest #jail.
“Everybody there knows that they are separated from the rest of their lives by an actual very narrow bridge,” Simring said.
So when it came time to name the jail’s new #siddur — perhaps the first ever #Jewish prayer book compiled expressly for the use in a correctional facility — the choice was obvious. “The Very Narrow Bridge: A Rikers Island Siddur” entered use earlier this summer."
"When some of #Rabbi Mia Simring’s congregants named themselves The Very Narrow Bridge Congregation, they weren’t just referring to the anthemic #Hebrew song “Gesher Tsar Meod” or the teaching from Rabbi Nachman of Bratslav on which it is based.
They were also alluding to their status as inmates on #RikersIsland, #NewYorkCity’s largest #jail.
“Everybody there knows that they are separated from the rest of their lives by an actual very narrow bridge,” Simring said.
So when it came time to name the jail’s new #siddur — perhaps the first ever #Jewish prayer book compiled expressly for the use in a correctional facility — the choice was obvious. “The Very Narrow Bridge: A Rikers Island Siddur” entered use earlier this summer."
At home I currently use GhostBSD on my personal thinkpad, Linux Mint on the family/living room mini-pc, and stock SteamOS on my Steam Deck. First Linux distro: Mandrake 7.1; first BSD: FreeBSD 4.7. Played with pretty much every OS I could find, from Slackware to Plan9.