Poem of Day 18 (in memory of Gil-Ad Shaer, Eyal Yifrach, and Naftali Frankel, Z’L)
Shards of salty tears belie the sound of whistled anger. Movement of the natural in lingering trees and broken stares. Children are not. We bask
Shards of salty tears belie the sound of whistled anger. Movement of the natural in lingering trees and broken stares. Children are not. We bask
On Tuesday, as the nation of Israel mourned the loss of the boys with individual funerals and a joint ceremony, local memorial services were held
It was later than he had planned to leave the bungalow colony. On a Sunday afternoon you really have to be on the road by
Secretary of State John Kerry and Ambassador Martin Indyk failed to understand that no Palestinian leader has a mandate to make concessions to Israel as
My namesake, Aryeh (Leibele) Fagelman, my father’s baby brother, was killed in the battle for Latrun, fighting for the creation of the State of Israel.
In Montreal, everyone knows that the first sign of summer is the arrival of the Grande Prix, a formula one race which takes over every
She may not be flashy, a firebrand speechmaker, or even very well known outside of her Queens congressional district, but despite her brief legislative career,
New York—On the occasion of its 40th anniversary, the Lander College for Women-The Anna Ruth and Mark Hasten School (LCW) recognized five individuals who have
Janet Tauro and Varda Kahanovich made a deal upon which their lives depend. Tauro, a foreign worker from Mumbai, provides Kahanovich, a 90-year-old Israeli woman
For many Jewish organizations, it has become clear that older adults are happier if they can live independently and “age in place,” in their own
(Ed. note: This is first in a series of articles explaining Sephardi practice and differences with Ashkenazi practice.) Before we embark on our analysis
“The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” – Franklin D. Roosevelt Who is your worst enemy? Who, in your life, seems to