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Stuart KatzThe Times of Israel (Blogs) |
Let me share a piece of my week with you, because I am still a little undone by it. I got to hold my grandson. אמיתי שלום, a week into his...
Picture the scene. Five sisters. No brothers. A dead father, and a system about to quietly erase them from the map. They could have seethed. They...
This week’s parsha is bracketed by death. Miriam dies near the start. Aharon dies near the end. And in between sits one of the most painful moments...
A famous moment in this week’s parsha is the ground ripping open. Korach, along with his followers and everything they own, falls into a crack in...
There is something about Yom HaZikaron I don’t think I will ever get used to. Every year, when the siren cuts through the morning, I find myself in...
The news of Shoshana Strouk’s death has stayed with me since I heard about it in a way that is difficult to shake. When something like this happens,...
For the better part of two and a half years, El Al Israel Airlines wore the mantle of hero. When every other major international carrier quietly...
When “What’s Your Cancellation Policy?” Means Something Different A few days ago, my wife sent a simple email to a Pesach program in the United...