
Thank You and ‘L’hitraot’
I was not a professional writer. But I was hopelessly in love with storytelling.
Tabby Refael (@TabbyRefael on X and Instagram) is an award-winning writer, speaker, and weekly columnist.
I was not a professional writer. But I was hopelessly in love with storytelling.
Want to know the fastest way to be ridiculed on the internet this week? Try writing a column explicitly declaring that you’re renewing your metaphoric marriage vows with the United States of America.
Iranians can handle democracy. In fact, they yearn for it and are desperately watching every Israeli strike as if their entire free fate depends on it. And it does.
The following is a work of satire, and the fifth part in “The Satan Series.”
I have always believed that Jewish fathers are often an overlooked, but generally wonderful bunch who, for various reasons, can be overshadowed by the colorful heroines known as Jewish mothers.
Ensuring that children and teens have healthier relationships with phones begins with critical parental modeling.
Given our millennia of pain, is it good for Jews to know exactly when we are suffering in any corner of the world?
A note from the author: The following is a work of satire. For now.
Halperin praised the song as hopeful and “very, very appropriate” for such a difficult time, and shared kind words about the well-known Israeli songwriter Keren Peles.
Name a profession for which Jews are famous and there’s a good chance that AI has either changed it, revolutionized it, or will soon render many of its workers obsolete.