Take Assad Out
There are crematoria alight in Syria.
Category: Paula Stern
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 …
Was Yesterday’s Terrorist an Innocent Girl?
Because she wasn’t really innocent, was she? She is a victim, without question. But a victim of whom?
The Lies They Tell You…and the Truths They Don’t
Tuvia found an America that was very patriotic, without much knowledge of what that patriotism means.
UNESCO Discovers the Great Wall of New Zealand
It does seem insane that UNESCO would ignore thousands of years of history, irrefutable archaeological evidence proving Jewish and Israeli claims to the city and more.
The Sound of the Siren
Please God, please watch over him…over all of them. Let this be the last time we mourn newly fallen.
A Special Offer for BBC Journalists (CNN and Reuters too)
As is almost always the case with BBC, they got it wrong.
Comments on Israel’s Indigenous Population
There is only one answer. Palestinians are not indigenous to this land.
Gavriella is Dancing in the Heavens
Somewhere in the heavens, Gavriella is dancing.
When You Go To War
There is a battle raging in Israel and sadly, it is between Ultra-Orthodox Jews and non-Ultra-Orthodox Jews. On the bright side, it is a battle that unifies many diverse communities. On the negative side, they are unified against one of our own. In the last few weeks, the debate has …