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Hadara IshakThe Times of Israel (Blogs) |
For generations, Jews prayed for someone to come in our hour of need. That history has shaped a new instinct: to be the ones who show up for others....
This week, America turns 250. In the Jewish tradition, we have a word for what this moment calls for: hakarat hatov. Literally, recognizing the good....
A friend sent me a short video clip last week, the kind that circulates quickly in group chats and gets forwarded with a single line: “You need to...
I want to tell you about a room I was in on June 3rd. Isreal’s Ambassador to the United Nations, Danny Danon had just come off one of the ugliest...
I am the daughter of a Holocaust survivor. I was born in Israel. I have spent my career working to ensure that the Jewish people not only survive the...
When my friend and mentor Amy Holtz sent a newsletter with that title, she was talking about leadership in business. But as soon as I read it, my mind...
Are the doors locked? Where are the cameras? These are not thoughts I remember having years ago, before attending a preschool performance or a...
At a recent dinner, the conversation turned, as it often does these days, to Israel, identity, and what it means to be part of the Jewish people in...
In recent weeks, we have witnessed a shift that cannot be ignored. It shows up in small details: how often we check the news, the heaviness in our...
In just the past few weeks, synagogues across the Diaspora have come under threat. Michigan. Toronto. Belgium. Some were placed in lockdown. Others...
Across dinner tables and in living rooms, something has shifted. Conversations about Israel that once felt natural now feel tense, fragile, or are...
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