On the fourth day of the eight-day photography intensive course I’m taking, we had a speaker talk about how she turned her blog into a
When sirens blare, Israeli children in Sderot chant in Hebrew: “Tzeva Adom Tzeva Adom: Red color, red color. Hurry, hurry to a safe area because
You can touch the Kotel, smell the honeysuckle, see the birds circling Jerusalem, taste the kaffee hafuch, but you have to pay attention so you
I feel terrible for the people of Gaza. They live under the rule of a violent oppressor. But their oppressor is not Israel, it is
The parents of Moshe Hirt, an American soldier who was wounded during Operation Protective Edge in Gaza, were able to fly to Israel to visit
I recall standing at the front of the Yeshiva University in Israel auditorium during orientation for the Counterpoint Israel Program, YU’s annual project to run
I am sitting at my computer, about to begin writing, and all that I can hear and think of are the rockets raining down on
“Shall your brothers go out to war while you settle here?” The tribes of Reuven and Gad requested permission to remain behind in the fertile
The Reserve Cut, the elegant steakhouse in the heart of Manhattan’s Financial District, has announced the availability of a special “Meatless Menu,” available throughout the
My old tagline used to be, “five kids, five jobs.” I was known for being a multi-tasker with five jobs to support my five kids.
The average American high school teenager who chooses to spend part of his or her summer vacation in Israel would certainly be forgiven if the
The members of Congregation Ohr Saadya got together on Sunday, July 27, to assemble 100 packages of toys and art supplies to be sent to
