Shalom and welcome to my blog. This is my blog where I speak my mind on current issues and events in the Jewish and Israeli world and in our community. I am an out of the box thinker and look at life differently than most. Some of my views are controversial. You may find yourself nodding your head and agreeing with me or yelling, screaming and throwing voodoo pins at me. Either way you will be challenged and inspired in a thought provoking manner. Enjoy and feel free to comment.
No matter how hard we try and how many surveys we show, Americans will always have a hard time seeing Jews as powerless victims in need of ads on the Super Bowl.
Appoint yourself a wise person to advise you on how to do the things you do…
We cannot ignore the extra soul God offers each week.
Everywhere I turned was another kiosk selling either sticky sweet things or tourist trinkets. I was in tacky heaven and, somehow, it felt great.
Former Columbia Professor Shai Davidai became an unlikely Israel activist after Oct. 7, 2023. Now he has started “Here I Am” for Zionist activists who “choose action over outrage and substance over performance.”
Before the Wolfs’ arrival 18 months ago, Fairbanks had never had a Chabad rabbi.
Speakers defined resilience not as an exercise in quiet endurance but as seeking visibility supported by institutions.
Ever since I was a small child, Dafina has been a favorite food. This Moroccan hamim (Shabbat stew) is the ultimate comfort food.
Of course, you don’t need a special holiday to enjoy this classic breakfast, brunch or post-fast holiday dish.
Former Columbia Professor Shai Davidai became an unlikely Israel activist after Oct. 7, 2023. Now he has started “Here I Am” for Zionist activists who “choose action over outrage and substance over performance.”
Taste Buds with Deb – Episode 141
The “genocide” libel is a declaration of open season on Jews and the Jewish state.
As we honor Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance and Inclusion Month, the Jewish community must step up to support its members by making proactive, genuine commitments to inclusion – not because external pressure demands it, but because our values do.
Debates about the West’s collapse will remain muddled until we admit what we are really debating: not the fate of a civilization, but the meaning of its name.
Boaz Hepner speaks to a group of 13 incredible poker pros.
The disease in academia today is not free speech; it’s speech for some but not for all.
