Thanks for the wisdom and framing of difficult matters in a way that makes sense. Please remember that while the divide between America and Israel may (sadly) be widening there is still a large majority of Jews throughout the world whose love and support is unwavering. Thanks for helping us keep that bridge - intellectually, emotionally and culturally.
"For the first time in thousands of years, there’s no Jew on the planet who does not have a place to go. That is Israel’s purpose." Gorgeous piece, thank you for this.
In the summer of 2006, I was staying at kibbutz Ginosar, with a group of American college students (who were digging at Beit Saida and learning Hebrew). During the evening, we could see the traces from the rockets flying over head toward Tiberias. There was no Iron Dome (obviously) and it was a pretty frightening experience.
Thanks for these blog articles. They bring us American jews a little closer inside of Israel. Question: Where is the photo at the top of this article from? I'm curious who would have been present to take this picture.
Thanks for the wisdom and framing of difficult matters in a way that makes sense. Please remember that while the divide between America and Israel may (sadly) be widening there is still a large majority of Jews throughout the world whose love and support is unwavering. Thanks for helping us keep that bridge - intellectually, emotionally and culturally.
Thanks for a different perspective on this issue. A good reminder for us safe (?) in America on why Israel’s existence is critical to us.
"For the first time in thousands of years, there’s no Jew on the planet who does not have a place to go. That is Israel’s purpose." Gorgeous piece, thank you for this.
In the summer of 2006, I was staying at kibbutz Ginosar, with a group of American college students (who were digging at Beit Saida and learning Hebrew). During the evening, we could see the traces from the rockets flying over head toward Tiberias. There was no Iron Dome (obviously) and it was a pretty frightening experience.
Thanks for these blog articles. They bring us American jews a little closer inside of Israel. Question: Where is the photo at the top of this article from? I'm curious who would have been present to take this picture.