Month: December 2009

Note: For those who have followed this blog for more than a year, I apologize for these posts that look back…I can’t tell you what […]

Of all the posts I have made over the last two years and almost 10 months, one of the ones that elicited the most comments […]

It’s been a year since the Gaza War. A year since I knew the taste of fear to a depth and reality beyond any I […]

…and with those words, Elie tossed the car keeps up into the air. They flew from his hands, standing down in the street below our […]

I was at the market today buying all sorts of odds and ends. My husband’s parents passed away 15 years ago, both after long illnesses, […]

I wrote that I was on the fence between two sides of a debate about Gilad Shalit. I explained that one side is ready to […]

Since the re-establishment of our state, Israeli leaders have sought peace with their Arab neighbors. Our Declaration of Independence, Israel’s founding document that expressed our […]

The first milestones as your son enters the army are obvious – the first day when he leaves, the first call, the first time he […]