By Leah Garber To Agree or Not To Agree, That Is the Question. Last weekend President Biden addressed the American people and revealed the outline of the newest deal offered … Continued
Day 244: Iron Swords War
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Day 242: Iron Swords War
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By Leah Garber ”אל תשליכני לעת זקנה, ככלות כחי אל תעזבני“ “Do not cast me off in old age; when my strength fails, do not forsake me!” Who, from time … Continued
Why I’m Honoring Col. Isaac Samuel Israel This Memorial Day
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By Chaplain, Major Steven I. Rein In observance of Memorial Day, JWB Jewish Chaplains Council® (JWB), a signature program of JCC Association of North America is honored to share this … Continued
Day 229: Iron Swords War
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By Leah Garber A few hours ago, the Hostages and Missing Families Forum released an edited version of chilling documentation from the Nahal Oz base that shows Hamas terrorists abducting … Continued
Day 228: Iron Swords War
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By Leah Garber “Let me be clear: Whatever this prosecutor might imply, there is no equivalence—none—between Israel and Hamas. We will always stand with Israel against threats to its security.” … Continued
Day 223: Iron Swords War
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By Leah Garber אייכה? | Ayeka? | Where are you? הנני | Hineni | Here I am. On the morning of October 7, the Jewish world heard the call and … Continued
Observing Yom HaZikaron and Celebrating Yom HaAtzmaut in 2024
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By Leah Garber Observing Yom HaZikaron and Celebrating Yom HaAtzmaut in 2024 Iron Swords War: Day 220 And the land grows still, the red eye of the sky slowly dimming … Continued
Day 216: Iron Swords War
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By Leah Garber One can live with bad news, if what was lost is clear. A man can learn how to survive given he understands what he is facing. A … Continued
Day 213: Iron Swords War
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By Leah Garber Yom HaShoah | Holocaust Remembrance Day: Never Again? “Where are you? What are you doing? Are you safe and sound or by now just bones, perhaps ashes? … Continued
Day 208: Iron Swords War
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Looking Down and Asking for Forgiveness When last I wrote, it was before Pesach, a holiday that more than anything signifies redemption. Since then, we all sat around festive Pesach … Continued