got Hebrew? get the pre-deadline price on an Ulpan La-Inyan course

ByAmi Steinberger
Missed the deadline?
No problem!
 
You can still save NIS 200 (about $60 US) on your Ulpan La-Inyan course starting next week, in Jerusalem.
 
Here’s how.
 
Tune into my radio show today at noon Israel time and listen for instructions. My show takes place online at RustyMike Radio.
 
The show itself runs for an hour and features my brief but handy explanations about great Israeli music. Today’s featured artists include:
 
Shlomo Artzi
Ehud Banai
The Idan Raichel Project
Ethnix
Eyal Golan
Rami Klinstein and Rita
…and more
 
 
Tune in at noon:
 
 
 
 

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