Just some news on Tzipiyah.com

• A little update for our readers on Tzipiyah.com

First, I want to really thank all of our readers. Our traffic has been steadily increasing ever since we opened Tzipiyah.com . I hope this continues and would ask you to share our website with all your friends! I know many people are reluctant to bother their friends with a suggestion of a website to visit but I am confident that your friends would not be bothered. Rather, they will be thankful.

Second, I want to direct everyone to three news sources which have mentioned Tzipiyah.com or one of our related projects. At our young age (we started in January!), this is quite a testament to the fact that Tzipiyah.com has not only been a place where information is gathered but also a place where a lot of innovations has been developed both to help klal israel practically and to inspire klal israel through the use of modern technology. The three news articles are:

• Arutz Sheva mentioning the Merkaz Memorial
• Arutz Sheva mentioning the Yom Haatzmaut Project
• A Jerusalem Post blogger wrote an incredible article on Yom Haatzmaut, from a Sephardi Perspective, using sources I referred to. (This is a recommended read for everyone)
  

Finally, we will be recruiting new bloggers after Yom Haatzmaut. I will be taking in anywhere between 2-7 new bloggers, depending on the quality of those who apply. While I will be announcing this once more after Yom Haatzmaut, I encourage anyone who wants to write on Tzipiyah.com to email me at tzipiyah@gmail.com . Please include a sample of your writings. I encourage you to also email me a little description of your worldview, especially with respect to Religion (Torah) and your position on Zionism. Let me make it clear that one of the goals of Tzipiyah.com is diversity so I will accept people I disagree with :-). However, the basic requirement for writing here is a strong attachment to Torah (Religiousness) and a positive outlook on the creation of the State of Israel. Our diversity is found within the borders of Religious Zionism (and those who have read this blog carefully can see that there is a wide range of diverse perspectives within this dynamic community).