The Dichotomy of Love and Hate – Words from Ryan
Hate makes you drive a car into a crowd. Love makes you run toward the event to help anyone you can.
Hate makes you drive a car into a crowd. Love makes you run toward the event to help anyone you can.
As Jews, we have a duty to stop promoting and enabling this avoda zara right here in Eretz Yisrael.
I read an “In your opinion what’s the hardest part of moving to Israel?” question on Facebook, and replied “Failing to prepare for the relocation to a new country with its own language, customs and realities. People arrive here as if they floated away in a hot air balloon from …
When the leader of the free world can not make a CLEAR differentiation between good and evil, he needs to step down.
Next week we will be celebrating Rosh Chodesh Elul, which marks a month to Rosh Hashanah, the beginning of the Jewish Year. As has been my custom at least a decade I plan on praying at the Holy Site of Tel Shiloh, Shiloh Hakeduma, on Rosh Chodesh. Rosh Chodesh is …
The owner of a resort hotel in the Swiss Alps has conceded that she “used the wrong words” in signs she placed over the weekend that singled out “Jewish guests” over their use of the facility’s indoor swimming pool and kitchen refrigerators. Ruth Thomann, owner of the Paradies Hotel in Arosa …
There may not have been archeologists living at Tel Shiloh in early 1978, but today we certainly can call ourselves an “Archeological Expedition.”
What can you say about a child killed so suddenly, so brutally? What words of comfort could you possibly offer his parents? Really, all we can do is say that three years later, we still remember Daniel and more importantly, we will never forget him.
I hesitated in resolving to go to Har Habayit (Temple Mount) and mulled it over for quite some time. I follow the decision of many reputable rabbis who not only permit visiting Har Habayit, but encourage it. Information about where we may and may not step is readily available, as …
We may not even be able to imagine in our wildest dreams how He does it.
I first got involved in Neda’s case after Iranian human rights activist Shabnam Assadollahi introduced her to me, stressing that I should write a story about her case.