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A friend just saw this somewhere near Dizengoff in Tel-Aviv

Seeing Hebrew being included in this simple Thank you Box makes me happy and want to do more business with this company!

Passed this café and burst out laughing when I realized that they were trying to translate “chai”…as in the tea. Spent a while trying to decide if they were making a joke about how tea is “life” when I realized lmao. They probably googled how to say “chai” in different languages lol. I wonder how many people walk by and realize.

Shalom Everyone, just crossed my GrandFather’s house and I thought some of you might appreciate this.

This is what a Samaritan mezuzah looks like. Unlike the Jewish mezuzah, ours is usually an inscription placed directly on or near the entrance of the home.

The writing here is Samaritan Hebrew which some consider as a later version of ancient Hebrew, written in the Samaritan script. We still use this script today for religious texts and inscriptions, and our traditional pronunciation of Hebrew also differs considerably from modern Hebrew.

This mezuza has the Shma Yshrael written on it.

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In my apartment building, they set up this menorah every year. I'm thinking to participate this year, since I was asked. What does the writing say?

We really need a flair/tag for these.

I found this under the tree at the hotel in Thailand, is it hebrew? I am not sure because of the dots.

*Google translate scan did not work.