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The Land is Very, Very Good

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The Land is Very, Very Good – Tovah HaAretz M'od, M'od – טובה הארץ מאד מאד

When Calev and Joshua returned from scouting out the Land, they told the Jewish Nation, newly freed from slavery, "the Land is very, very good". The last letter of Land (ארץ) appears as the special species of grains for which Israel is so well known.

Approximate Size: 1 3/8" x 1 7/16"
Weight 7.5 g.
Includes 22" sterling silver chain

Customers praised this necklace as "beautiful" and "lovely," with one noting it features a Hebrew inscription. The product exceeded expectations as a meaningful gift, particularly for daughters. One shopper mentioned it was "a bit larger than expected" but still "very very nice." All reviews were 5-star ratings. High demand noted with requests to restock.

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Edwin
For my beautiful daughter.

I bought this necklace for my daughter and she is thrilled. I have been studying Hebrew at a leisurely pace for two years, so my daughter was also thrilled that I was able to interpret the inscription for her. I love purchasing products from Blessed by Israel because I know in my own small way I am helping Israeli settlers in Judea and Samaria. I look upon it as one my mizvots even though I am not officially Jewish, I consider myself to be that in my heart and soul.

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Michael J.
Israel's Land

It's my belief that Israel should annex all of Judea and Samaria, the so called Palestinians already have a state. It's called Jordan!

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Christine S.

It’s beautiful. I like it very much,inch!

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Customer
Please offer more of these (currently sold out)

I want to get these for many friends! Please bring them back as soon as possible. So lovely. Todah rabah!

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Philip L.

Love it

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Karen N.
Beautiful Necklace

It was a bit larger than I expected from the images, but very very nice

Sarah Feld

Sarah Feld moved to Israel from New Jersey in 1981. She now lives in the community of Kiryat Arba on the outskirts of Hebron. The holy site of Hebron provides her with a source of inspiration for her jewelry work.

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