Coming Into the Light of Aliyah
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Reflections: 11 Year Retrospect on Aliyah Coming Alive in a Land called Home: Part One By Ariella Bracha Waldinger I still find it hard to believe that 11 years have passed since we made Aliyah. I cherish our life here and the unfolding of countless new experiences from the sublime to the ridiculous and everything in... Continue Reading →
FROM SORROW TO JOY THE MONTH OF MENACHEM AV by Ariella Bracha Waldinger The month of Menachem Av contains the epitome of the dichotomy of life: extreme highs and lows. The name of the month, Menachem Av, means the consoling father and thus we have to look for this aspect of comfort and consolation as... Continue Reading →
New Wave of Olim Inspired by Fallen Lone Soldiers - Jewish World - News - Arutz Sheva.
Joining Judaism and Israel Under Fire - Inside Israel - News - Arutz Sheva.
Why So Much Suffering? by Chief Rabbi Johnathan Sacks Nine days from now Jewish communities around the world will sit in collective mourning on Tisha b’Av, the day of Jewish tears. So many tears. For the destruction of the First and Second Temples. For the defeat of the Bar Kochba rebellion. For the expulsion of... Continue Reading →
See, when you live in Israel, you feel what it is to be family. As you know, we are in the midst of a war. We are in very intense times and not a single member of the Tribe of Israel is unaffected. Everyone wants to help and for each one of us, there is... Continue Reading →
A soldier on the border writes: What's happening here in the staging area [area where soldiers prepare to enter Gaza] is beyond comprehension, not rationally, not emotionally and beggars the imagination. Almost every hour a car shows up overflowing with food, snacks, cold drinks, socks, underwear, undershirts, hygiene supplies, wipes, cigarettes, backgammon and more. They're... Continue Reading →
HaRav Moshe Sternbuch Speaks About Miracles and Missiles By Rabbi Daniel Yaakov Travis Headlines – Tammuz 5774: Hundreds of sophisticated missiles, each one capable of causing mass destruction, fall in Israel. Most of these missiles land in open areas, and as a result no one is killed. The Kipat Barzel – the Iron Dome, intercepts... Continue Reading →
RETURNING HOME HUNGRY: LONGING FOR SOUL FOOD I got off the plane last week, after returning from America, feeling extremely ravenous, (hungry enough to eat a bear as they say). This wasn't a hunger for food, even though it is very challenging traveling in America with its lack of Kosher restaurants in airports, malls and... Continue Reading →
Coming Into the Light of Aliyah 
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