Every single person who donates stem cells to save a life is special. But some are especially special. Like Shlomie. […]
Looking Through the Window
We need our roots, a feeling of familiar routine in familiar surroundings. Even a long-awaited change with its many anticipated […]
Ima Chana’s Soup
Thirty years ago we talked about coloring in the lines and learning to share. She was my oldest son’s kindergarten […]
Rx: Giving
Psychiatric disease. A phenomena only recently having reached the beginning of understanding, requires a comprehensive treatment regimen, not within the […]
Heroes of October 7th
What if a person had signed up to help an organization and received a notice just as he had reached […]
Huddled in Terror
It was a Shabbaton held in Long Island where residents are going about their daily lives feeling relatively safe. But […]
War in Israel: Dignity and Love to Counteract Brutality
A bris (ritual circumcision) . A great-grandson! What nachas! A beautiful moment to share among family but the great-grandparents – […]
“I LOVE YOU!”
Thank you to all who contributed to the recent toy drive for the evacuees! Click to share the excitement of […]
War in Israel: Helping the Helpless
AI ninety year old woman sits in her wheelchair in an Ezer Mizion ambulance together with her husband. Again and […]
For Them It Hasn’t Ended
The massacre is over, hopefully never to be repeated. But the ramifications to the victims and their families continue. An […]