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Walter's WorldA Selection from the Best of Walter’s World. Portrait of an old Soldier - or the Life and Times of a Jewish Refugee; a story with a Twist. Also: An interview with Hollywood Musical Star Raconteur, and entertainer Theodore Bikel. Plus: Music.Discuss this topic in the new Forums SectionIsrael National Radio offers free English podcasts and live radio. We broadcast to the world from Israel on issues of Zionism, Jerusalem, Redemption and all Jewish matters....

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From The Best of Walter’s World

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Walter's WorldLast week was the 3,500‘s Anniversary of the death of Rachel, our Matriarch. The Walter’s World crew was there with thousands of others, to bring you a report from her burial place near Beit Lechem and an opportunity to join in a silent prayer. And: The moving story of a young man’s journey, reminiscent of that undertaken by Abraham, as related in this weeks Torah Portion Lech Lecha. Also: What’s happening to American Jewry? Plus: Problems in the Leadership of Germany�...

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Walter's WorldThe Musical film ‘A Light for Greytowers’ was made by women for women under strictly Halachic rules, even with brakes for prayers. Listen to some dialogue from the film, hear the theme music and what the director and one of the actresses has to sayabout it. Also: The international Court of Justice takes powers it doesn’t legally have. And: Did the two day President’s Conference just held in Jerusalem serve a useful purpose, or was it just hot air? Plus: Some...

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Walter's WorldThe Idea of Jewish Mechanical Engineer Josef Ganz and his Volkswagen was adopted by Hitler when he saw the prototype at the German Car show. He appointed Ferdinand Porsche to develop it and Ganz was sent into oblivion. Also: How best to travel to Israel. And: A Nonagenarian and seven Octogenarians from the US chose the Western Wall for a Bar/Bat Mitzvah Celebration. Plus: Jew haters take note: 1.5 billion Muslims in the world = 9 Nobel Prizes, just 13 million Jews = 171 Nobel ...

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Walter's WorldAn observation on the start of the new school year in Israel - and the state of our teachers. And: A look at collective punishment as it was dealt out during the British Mandate. Does a defensive military action to halt and repel an armed attack have to be commensurate with the attack? Also: Klezmer, lead by a flute, as it might have sounded 200 or 300 years ago. And: Would one get the Nobel Prize for Literature for the outline of a book, or in Physics for a vague idea about the Un...

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Walter's WorldA Walter’s World two hour special investigation into the ongoing painful debate around Jewish divorce. The leading Rabbinical Court of Jerusalem claims that Halacha,Jewish Law restricts their powers to grant a divorce to a woman against her husbands will, because he has an indisputable right to veto; so she has to remain chained until his conditions, sometimes of blackmail, are met. Women’s organizations on the other hand argue that Halacha does allow overriding a husband�...

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Women Chained by Husbands - Part 1

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Women Chained by Husbands - Part 2

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Women Chained by Husbands - Part 1