By Leah Garber The human spirit. Stronger than any wall, more stable than solid rock, it will withstand storms and overcome attempts to break it, and, yes, even to the … Continued
Day 17: Iron Swords War
By Leah Garber The truth: In an orderly world, there is truth, which is backed by facts, by proofs. In a distorted world, the standards by which injustices are responded … Continued
Our Cup of Sorrow Overflows | Shabbat Shalom 5 Cheshvan 5784 שַׁבָּת שָׁלוֹם
By Doron Krakow Our Cup of Sorrow Overflows Some weeks are harder than others when it comes to the content of a Friday message. At times, it is a function … Continued
Day 13: Iron Swords War
By Leah Garber As the days go by, more and more horrors are revealed from the monstrous atrocities of the Hamas massacre. The things we are seeing and hearing are … Continued
Day 12: Iron Swords War
By Leah Garber Following visits to Israel by myriad leaders the world over—Germany’s chancellor, Romania’s prime minister, the U.S. secretary of state with U.S. senators, president of the European Commission, … Continued
Day 11: Iron Swords War
By Leah Garber Thirty-five-year-old Major Omri Michaeli, a fighter in one of the IDF’s elite units, was killed during the fighting in Kibbutz Kfar Aza. During Operation Protective Edge in … Continued
Day 10: Iron Swords War
By Leah Garber Is there a more painful, horrifying, moving image than this collage showing the kidnapped and missing children, all being held hostage in Gaza? Will these beautiful, happy … Continued
Day 7: Iron Swords War
By Leah Garber “A final tribute to the late Capt. Eden Nimri: The late Capt. Eden Nimri, a resident of Modi’in. An outstanding swimmer at “Maccabi Park Hamim Reut”. Eden … Continued
If I Am Not for Myself—Who Will Be for Me? | Shabbat Shalom 28 Tishrei 5784 שַׁבָּת שָׁלוֹם
By Doron Krakow Im Ein Ani Li – Mi Li? | אם עין אני לי – מי לי? |If I Am Not for Myself—Who Will Be for Me? A week ago, … Continued
Day 6: Iron Swords War
By Leah Garber An entire nation mourns the loss of its sons and daughters as the sequence of funerals for the 1,200 dead has only just begun. The loss of … Continued