We cannot comprehend high numbers. It is too daunting for our minds and souls. But we can wrap our hearts around two little redheaded boys. Boys whose names signify the holiness of Jerusalem and the courage of a lion cub.
OneFamily, an Israeli organization that began during the bloody intifada of 2001, to provide relief and comfort to families who had been devastated by terror or war, through programs, trips, workshops and psychology sessions, has long had special events for siblings.
This is a story about two modest women who, after the Shoah, rebuilt their lives and were instrumental in a secret Chesed in Jerusalem.
The Andrew Myers gallery in Laguna Beach CA is pleased to be showing the art work of American/Israeli artist David Schmidt.
The new English-Hebrew book, “Az Nashir — We Will Sing Again,” was published recently in Jerusalem and feted at an inspiring musical literary launch on Oct. 9, during the Ten Days of Repentance, at the Nefesh b’Nefesh campus in Jerusalem.
The line-up for the Shabbat indicated how important people think it is to reach out to those who suffered and are trying to find their way back to normalcy.
This is a story of how my friendship with the poet Hava Pinhas-Cohen, some of whose poetry I have translated for this paper, intersected with my theater work.
Colonel Golan Vach, a 35-Year veteran of the IDF, talks about dealing with the aftermath of Oct. 7.
Grandparents have adopted their own nomenclature — not “sitting shiva” but “standing shiva.”
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