Life in israel
Lisa Cain Hammerman: The miraculous art of motherhood
Lisa Cain Hammerman, 72, Brookline, Massachusetts, to Jerusalem, to Mitzpe Yericho, 1980.
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Beyond the Headlines: Test yourself, who Is telling you the story? - opinion
Out There: Blaming the bees
After more than three decades in this land, I had internalized this country’s penchant for always looking to find someone responsible for everything.
The Israel that Arabs don’t know
The secret to Israeli’s existence in spite of all the dangers and controversy that surround it is the democracy and freedom of Israeli society.
Could You Be Happier?
FINDING THE SPARK - KAV L’NOAR AND GIVATI JOIN TOGETHER TO IGNITE THE SPARK IN OUR YOUTH.
Big city transit
One way to view the quality of transit in cities is from the perspective of the customer – the rider.
Just imagine
I image that Pablo Picasso was right: “Everything you can imagine is real.”
Rekindling the romance in a love-lost marriage
A lifetime of deception
What happens when you lie about who you are to circumvent being unfairly sidelined?
Dreams and flowers
"Life is very hard here in Israel, and there’s always a struggle to survive.”
The Human Spirit: Training to deal with the really bad stuff
"We’re getting daily calls about rape, sodomy and incest...This has to stop. I call on parents to demand safe schools for their children. They deserve our protection."
