Month: August 2011

There’s an article on the Arutz 7 website about women in combat units. Not just any unit – Elie’s unit – # 55. And not […]

My mother used to make this tuna corn fritter pancake thing that I always loved. It was the first thing I made my future husband […]

In the midst of the tensions in the south and getting my kids back to school, I’m beginning, once again, preparation for our annual conference […]

Five hours ago, my youngest son left our home with his friend to go to the large Jerusalem mall to buy himself some shirts for […]

Today, Gilad Shalit is 25 years old. He’s a man – by every definition of the word. By age, by experience, by maturity. He was […]

They said to use social media and apparently, this is it – so…I wrote a guest blog for a site and it’s sort of a […]

The moment Shabbat ended, I opened my computer and began seeing how many attacks. A baby injured, a young child. In the hours that followed, […]

Sometimes, the pictures are enough….

I’m amazed that more than 2 years after Elie left Israel’s standing army, there are still stories to come out. Elie’s eyes were hurting him […]