Make your Israeli wedding a day to remember
In Israel, like everywhere else, there is no one right way to plan a wedding.
In Israel, like everywhere else, there is no one right way to plan a wedding.
\”Do you want to start or should I?” asked Shlomo Meyers, the more brazen of the two. His bashful wife, Danielle, gave him the go-ahead.\n
Before most couples get married, they don’t know what to expect.
\”Do you officiate at interfaith marriages?”
So you’re getting married and trying to decide what music to play on the big day.
A new generation of Palestinian filmmakers is intent on telling \”the people stories you don\’t hear about\” rather than staying true to form with films charged with political messages such as \”Israel\’s Occupation\” or \”Nakba\” (the great catastrophe, referring to Israel).
Let me begin with a quote from “The Case Against the Supreme Court.” You write: “From the outset, in writing this book, I have been concerned that it would be criticized as a liberal’s whining that the Court’s decisions have not been liberal enough.”
Anyone who has the opportunity to chat with Erwin Chemerinsky, as I recently did, will find him a gracious, affable and reasonable person — a real mensch.