Remembering the Entebbe Moment
Entebbe terrorists failed because they didn’t factor in Israel and the collective Jewish soul
Author: Paula Stern
Amazing YouTube Videos: A Miracle Bird of Protection
An interview about 1973 battles on the Syrian border…and in Syria…and a bird…wow
Amazing YouTube Videos – Yom Kippur Dogfight!
Dogfight in the 1973 war. Israeli ace pilot against crazy Egyptian pilot. Guess who wins!
The Four Sections of the Western Wall
The Kotel is not divided into two parts, it is divided into four parts – and should be shared equally!
Israel Moment…Suspicious Object Alert
Know that we are blessed to live in this country, even with the occasional concerns over suspicious objects.
An Open Letter to the Rabbis of T’ruah
There is the voice of right – and the right to voice. The so-called rabbis of T’ruah have neither. Their credibility is shot as soon as someone looks at their “About” page. Perhaps the only really credible and non-controversial part of their description is where they correctly point out, that …
Fixing a 3000 Year Old Mistake Should Always be this Easy
I love the holiday of Shavuot…I don’t know why really. Passover is too much work. I do love Sukkot…Simchat Torah…Purim…Rosh Hashana – so really, oh…Hanuka…the point is…I really love all the holidays, but there is something about Shavuot…it isn’t just that it is on this holiday that we were blessed …
Maale Adumim Book Swap
It’s an event that takes place twice a year. Five or six THOUSAND English books…all donated and then sold for charity. It’s about community; it’s about dozens of volunteers working together. It takes place in May and in November. Just a reminder that we are days away from the Maale …
Book Review: Experiencing War
Rabbi Emanuel Feldman’s book, The 28th of Iyar accomplishes something amazing. For most people, experiencing war is something simply not on their radar. If in their lifetime there is a war, it is on distant shores. Though only a small child at the time, I have vague memories of the …
The Bus Driver
Israeli bus drivers are notorious for being…well…Israeli. Their personalities come shining through in many ways. They have saved lives – one bus driver “hijacked” a bus and its passengers to become an ambulance to take a passenger to the hospital when she suddenly became ill. He saved her life and …