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‘I, and not an Angel’

There is a custom to begin reviewing the Hagaddah 30 days prior to the holiday. There is also a custom to read parts of the Haggadah on the Shabbat afternoon preceding...

Shalom Aleichem

With the impending Passover just days away, with Passover preparation and spirit in the air — the holiday whose motif is redemption and whose story is the inception of...

Elijah moments

While the biblical Elijah is a zealous, intense, passionate and exacting personality, Elijah of Talmudic lore and beyond, is a gentler one.

Kiss of life

1968’s Pulitzer Prize winning photo “Kiss of Life” depicts two electricians, Randall Champion and Jay Thomson, literally hanging from a power pole.

‘Troubles in the Square’

There are so many truly amazing public works of art around the world. Often these works of art add another layer and vibe to a street or a town.

Headstones of heartache . . . and . . .

It is almost as if had the one pair of murdered little beautiful brothers from last week’s terror attack, Asher Menachem and Yaakov Israel Paley, lived, they would...

A dreaded anniversary

It’s hard to believe it’s already been a year since the war between Russia and Ukraine. It feels like just yesterday when even here in America, where many were...

Locked away forever

It felt surreal to have departed from Jerusalem finding out that while I was airborne that peaceful place was experiencing unfathomable tragedy, pain, suffering,...

Tragedy could help bridge the divide

The images from Turkey are searing. People searching through the snow in the desperate hopes of finding family members alive.

Shalom, Satan

The white pureness of the Jerusalem Sabbath here was punctured by the blood of hate when a terrorist killed seven people outside a synagogue.