By Christopher MacDonald-Dennis, Ed.D. As a diversity educator working on a college campus, I have often been frustrated at the narrative around the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
By Edyth Geiger It’s Shabbat so we are getting starting later. One of my neighbor’s sons with four kids came last night as they just
By Russel Harris Last weekend we escaped. Couldn’t stay in Tel Aviv a moment longer. Day in and day out, every channel on Israeli TV
By Dana Maliniak, Adv What is life in Haifa like these days, inside the fortified rooms? What is it like to live from siren to
By Barry Steinberg For those rigidly adhering to civil defense instruction, a few hours are set aside to emerge from their cave-like existence, into the
By Dan Kohn There is a war raging outside my front door but life can be very dull. There is nothing to do but watch
By Barry Steinberg It is almost a cool dawn breeze rather than sporadic shelling that wakes us. The dog, of course is alarmed, when the
By Rabbi Mauricio Balter Yesterday I got a telephone call from the mayor of Kiryat Bialik who asked me if I could make visits to
By Jonathan Baum The situation here at Sasa is a little nerve-racking but not dire. The battles at Avivim and Maroun el-Ras are close enough
By Danny Shapiro Israel has not chosen war. The enemy has. The cannons should be silent when they need to be silent. Not before. And
