B”H Someone asked me whether I believe that all humans have something in common. And why do we live here and now and not at a different time? Yes, we do have something in common, as we are all human beings. We all have our strengths and weaknesses. Each of us has a good as … Continue reading
Robert Walker grew up as a secular Jew, but it was coming across a YouTube video of a Christian missionary that ended up bringing him back to Judaism. JEWS FOR JUDAISM is an international organization dedicated to countering the multi-million dollar efforts of Christian missionary groups that target Jews, the impact of cults and … Continue reading
B”H Those of you who do know Hebrew might be interested in a series of great books written by Daniel Sperber. The author writes about numerous Jewish customs and provides lots of sources. “MINHAGE’I ISRAEL – Jewish Customs” is a great series and those of you who don’t know any Hebrew may be happy to hear that … Continue reading
B”H The front picture of the last edition of Jerusalem’s local paper YEDIOT YERUSHALAYIM raises the question whether a future cable car destroys Jerusalem’s Old City. My answer would be YES! Who wants to see cables and a cables car flying around while looking at a biblical and, at least, ancient landscape? At the Western … Continue reading
B”H I haven’t had too much time lately keeping up this blog. The reason was too much work and I am still having doctor’s appointments. The next appointment is going to be next week when I have to go back to Shaare Zedek Medical Center to see my surgeon. She is probably getting her heavy … Continue reading
B”H The Jewish world is entering a new month: The month of ADAR. And, as this year is a leap year, an additional month of Adar will be added. Today we are entering the first Adar called “Adar Aleph”. In another month, we are entering the second month of Adar called “Adar Beth”. Sounds very … Continue reading
