Aryeh's Israel Outlook

Part Two of the interview on JBS TV, about  the book My Israel Trail and re-asserting the legitimacy of Zionism & Israel

Recent interview on the Jewish Broadcasting System’s L’Chayim program (focused more on my family history, relations btwn American Jews & Israel and the like). Enjoy! https://jbstv.org/2018/10/lchayim-aryeh-green-part-1/

https://www.jpost.com/Israel-News/Culture/Svhvil-Israel-and-Shmini-Atzeret-Walking-the-path-of-contemplation-567619 Jerusalem Post SHVIL ISRAEL AND SHMINI ATZERET: WALKING THE PATH OF CONTEMPLATION The special relationship between the Jews and God is one of responsibility and action, not privilege and exclusion, and Shmini Atzeret gives expression to, and celebrates, that singular bond. BY  ARYEH GREEN    SEPTEMBER 20, 2018 Sunset overlooking the coastal plain in Israel. (photo credit: Courtesy) AFTER HIKING the Israel National Trail – Shvil Yisrael – and writing a book about the experience, I often find people ask, “What was your favorite part?” “Why not ask which of my children is my favorite?” is my usual answer. Some things in life just aren’t comparable, or aren’t worth measuring in that way. Each day on the Trail was not only unique and amazing, challenging and beautiful, but fascinating and uplifting as well. Just like my children.

It’s not just news. It’s personal. Some of my Fb friends – especially those who become friends recently because of the book – may not be aware how these events affect us as Israelis and Jews – every one of us. The news itself about the murder of Ari Fuld by a “Palestinian“ Arab terrorist can be found in many places. As can the tributes to this magnificent Jew, Israeli, American, human being. But I want you to know that not only did thousands of Israelis attend the funera l last night — brown, white, black, Jewish, Muslim, and other — but thousands more sat at home glued to the TV or simply sitting alone in pain and grief. This is not just another terrorist murder; we all feel it. On the one hand, it’s a small country: everyone knew, or knew someone who knew, Ari Fuld. He is our brother, our cousin, our kids’ teacher, the uncle of a friend of our daughter…. The fact that I met Ari a few times is irrelevant. Because on the other hand, on a deeper level, we Jews as a people are a tri

https://www.singinglibrarianbooks.com/adults/my-israel-trail-by-aryeh-green-book-tour-spotlight-giveaway MY ISRAEL TRAIL BY ARYEH GREEN - BOOK SpoTLIGHT & Giveaway 7/19/2018 About the Book Genre:   Contemporary, Historical, Inspirational, Non-Fic, Memoir, Self-help, Religious Publisher:  Plain Sight/Cedar Fort Publication date:  May 1, 2018 ​ Mayim Bialik calls the book a “fascinating journey” and “beautiful exploration of self and identity”. Natan Sharansky celebrates Aryeh’s “engaging passion and persistence”. After his devastating divorce, which rocked his world and confounded his deeply-held optimism, Aryeh Green’s goal was to get his life back on track. His hike along The Israel National Trail enabled the discovery of a number of universal truths for living based on Jewish tradition. In a uniquely moving and uplifting book, Aryeh invites you to join him on his trek, as he shares with you both a new perspective on Israel – the land, the country, its h

I am truly humbled by this praise from Sheila, an author, teacher and book reviewer behind the blog "Why Not? Because I Said So". Thank you for walking this trail with me; and when you do come visit Israel, Sheila, I look forward to sharing a glass of wine.... :-) "This book reads like a self-help book, a travelogue, and an adventure book.... I learned many new things about the land and the people of Israel. It made me only want even more to go visit and walk some of the trails that Aryeh did.... This fascinating account of Aryeh Green on his journey of hiking and healing is one I recommend to those seeking answers in life, nature lovers, and those wanting to understand things from a religious perspective." #myisraeltrail www.myisraeltrail.com https://whynotbecauseisaidso.blogspot.com/

Invitation to the Launching of the Book My Israel Trail: Finding Peace in the Promised Land Tuesday, June 5th, 2018, 18:30 on the JPC Terrace  JPC and Mishkenot Sha’ananim invite you to the launch of My Israel Trail: Finding Peace in the Promised Land Experience Israel through new eyes as we join Aryeh Green on a 1000-km journey through the promised land. Following a devastating divorce, Aryeh decided to hike the Israel National Trail alone. Along the way, he found healing as he strengthened his relationship with the people, land and state of Israel. His book  My Israel Trail  is his inspiring story, including descriptions of the stunning places he walked and the myriad breakthroughs he experienced along the way.  Mayim Bialik  calls it "a fascinating journey" and "a beautiful exploration of self and identity";  Natan Sharansky  says it's "engaging" and  Michael Oren  that it's a "must read"

MAY 28 2018 |   SIVAN, 14, 5778 |         ARAB ISRAELI CONFLICT  ISRAEL NEWS  OPINION  MIDDLE EAST  DIASPORA  GREEN ISRAEL  INTERNATIONAL NEWS  HI TECH NEWS JERUSALEM  GAZA NEWS  BDS  ANTISEMITISM    HEALTH & SCIENCE  CRYPTO CURRENCY  BUSINESS NEWS  BLOGS  PREMIUM  ISRAEL'S 70TH ANNIVERSARY Jerusalem Post   Magazine WALKING 1000 KILOMETERS IN SOMEONE ELSE'S SHOES Aryeh Green hiked the Israel Trail and now takes the reader with him. BY  YAKIR FELDMAN  MAY 24, 2018 12:28 FOR EIGHT weeks Aryeh Green walked across the State of Israel, rain or shine.. (photo credit: ARYEH GREEN) In an intensely personal new book called  My Israel Trail: Finding Peace in the Promised Land , Aryeh Green, reeling from a devastating life-changing event, embarks on an arduous yet uniquely Jewish/Israeli journey – and takes us with him. Weighed down by a 25-kg. pack and crushing personal issue