Since the beginning of the war, Jerusalem and the surrounding areas have had a handful of deadly terrorist attacks. The events of October 7th have forever changed many of our outlooks on terrorism. I lived in Israel during the second […]
I have a dilemma, and I’m so confused… I’m not even sure how confused I am. It comes alongside a confession as well. Just One Step Ahead I was a teacher for a decade. I know this is likely quite
I’m unemployed. Again. Last time it happened, it broke me. I felt bad for myself for months. And I was held back by fears, suffering, and lack of direction. I was afraid of not have my time structured and occupied.
The news is covered with calls for a ceasefire. And much to my chagrin and shock, I’m finally there as well. Let’s get a few things on the table. Questions About the War I have my issues with Israel. Lots
I had a very unique and interesting experience this past Purim. For those who didn’t see, my wife, son, and I got dressed up as Jenny, Lieutenant Dan, and Forrest Gump, respectively. As usual it was a success due to
We are standing a mere hours since Israel just celebrated its 76th Yom Haatzmaut (Independence Day), and it was a very bittersweet one. It’s not every day you celebrate a glorious holiday like this with such an immense cloud hanging
