Hebrew word of the week: Nasi’/President
The English word president and the verb preside are from the French-Latin presider(e), “sit in front (of everybody else)”
The English word president and the verb preside are from the French-Latin presider(e), “sit in front (of everybody else)”
Cranberry-brown lines swirled around my hands and feet, my beloved’s name hidden discreetly in the henna tattooed on my finger.
Erev Shabbat brings a beautiful chaos to the Kotel, a swaying sea of souls, singing, screaming, offering up their spirits, just to be a speck beneath a tower of history.
On a recent Sunday morning, Meir Cohen switched off the Israeli news playing on the television in his Encino home.
A rabbi, a pastor and a comedian walked out onstage…\n\n
The Israel Defense Forces has closed 13 criminal investigations of alleged misconduct during Israel’s 2014 war in Gaza “without undertaking any criminal or disciplinary proceedings.”
A bill targeting the Boycott, Divestment and Sanction (BDS) of Israel took a final step towards passage in the California legislature as the state Senate voted 34-1 to approve Assembly Bill 2844 on Aug. 24.
A few months ago, I posted a picture on Instagram that I particularly cherish.