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July 19, 2023
An Open Letter to Representative Jayapal
Rather than write off an entire country because it is dogged by historical issues that have yet to be resolved, let us embrace a country that has good intentions, and genuinely wishes to be a force for good both within its borders and beyond its borders for the benefit of humanity as a whole.
The Busy Life of 100-year-old Holocaust Survivor Joseph Alexander
Even though he’s over 100 years old, Holocaust survivor and Los Angeles resident Joseph Alexander speaks to more people in a week than most people probably do in a month.
Unconditional Love and the Nine Days
Every year those in my shevet who live in Israel have a BBQ on Israel Independence Day, and this year I told the following story at our annual bash.
Rabbi Uziel and the Holocaust: New Readings for Tisha b’Av
Many years ago, on Tisha b’Av, a Sephardic rabbi in Israel delivered powerful words on the Holocaust that still resonate today.
Nicky Pitman: Shemesh Farms, Growing Herbs & Spaghetti Squash Recipe
Taste Buds with Deb – Episode 14
Israel and Evangelicals
Jewish Pro-Israel activism among Jews has an important impact in American politics, of course, but evangelical influence has also become extremely critical, especially among Republican officeholders.
Eight Smart AI Devices that Promise to Help You Spend More Time at Work and Less Time with Loved Ones
This summer, I am particularly excited to share with readers several new smart devices (some powered by AI) that will make our lives invaluably efficient.
Modern Bread & Bagel Brings its Gluten Free and Kosher Oasis to the West Coast
Providing a safe haven for those with Celiac and other food allergies was of primary importance to Gottesman as she and her husband know firsthand the difficulties of eating out with dietary restrictions.