A hundred things happened in a minute. I didn’t know how to react. And then it was over, and my day would inevitably be different. Driving in Jerusalem I was driving my daughter to school in the morning. I don’t […]
I had a traumatic situation about a year ago. After hanging onto a job for over six years, and basically working non-stop for twenty, I found myself unemployed. And miserable. I didn’t know how to properly fill my time. And
I had a very important and simple experience recently that taught me a huge lesson. My friend told me he booked the room, teaching me an important lesson through a simple act. And really demonstrating to me the difference between
With the wonderful mix of Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran (oh my!), I currently check the Israel news way too much. During times of calm, I check far less frequently. I receive a newsletter a few times a week that keeps
In general, maintaining intellectual honesty is a real challenge in life. When faced with a security situation like the one Israel’s been in for three months, where there are two distinct sides, neither of which wishes to give an inch
October 7th was likely the worst day in Israel’s history. Yet there was this really interesting several weeks that followed. People were kinder to each other. More understanding. They drove a little slower and were a bit nicer about letting
