Month: July 2008

Or perhaps…I should call this, “Staying True” So there’s a long story and a short story developing here. The short story is that despite almost […]

I’m often proud of the amazing extent to which Israel will go to help others. In far away lands, in harsh conditions – against fires, […]

Since its founding in 1996, Save a Child’s Heart has treated 900 children from Gaza and more than 1,000 from Iraq and other Arab states […]

So much of life in Israel is determined by what happens in other areas of our lives. This is true in many areas including the […]

Yet again, a bulldozer has been used as a terrorist weapon to hurt innocent civilians. Today’s terrorist has been identified as Ghasam Abu-Tir, a relative […]

There is an animosity in Israel, among Israelis, towards the United Nations. Sometimes, the absurdity of how often little Israel is condemned (compared to Libya, […]

This week, after two years, Israel confirmed the truth it did not want to know. Our soldiers, Eldad Regev and Ehud Goldwasser were dead and […]

So, Elie was home last week and at some point, he asked me if I could wash his bullet-proof vest which, after months of wearing […]

I don’t usually quote Shimon Peres…in fact, I don’t usually even listen to him. But this time, perhaps, there is wisdom in his words (though […]