Galia Miller Sprung
Inseparable Identities
January 3, 2024
Today for Shachar, there is no debate. There is no separation for her between being Israeli and being Jewish.
Too Many to Bury
October 31, 2023
We in Israel cannot live with the imminent threat of this happening again.
No, We Are Not OK
October 19, 2023
The incomprehensible magnitude of this does not allow us to be OK.
Dedicating our Hearts on Mt. Hermon
July 13, 2023
They may be veterans, but standing on the battle site today, they are once again very young soldiers.
Iowa’s Antisemitism Bill and 101 Years Since My Grandpa Confronted Henry Ford
April 13, 2022
Ford bought the Dearborn Independent in 1919 and starting in May 1920 his antisemitic articles became a mainstay of the weekly newspaper, until he finally capitulated and shut it down in 1927.
Full Circles
March 24, 2022
Here we are today, 2022. The Cold War of my childhood has become a real war.
Imaginary Conversations with My Eastside Grandmother
December 16, 2021
Eastside Grandmother Annie held all the answers, but I was too young to know I should be asking questions.
In the Middle of a World War, a Mystery Seder in North Africa
March 19, 2021
I became more curious about where my father’s WWII seder had been.
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