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
In plain language: Gone, but not forgotten
If you remember something or someone, it or he/she still has life; they still count for something. When they are completely gone from our memory, they are lost forever.
Life in Diversity
CBS: In 35 years, Israeli life expectancy has risen by nine years
Ramat Gan has highest longevity among cities
Looking over your shoulder
Coping strategies for yourself and your family, Part II.
Looking over your shoulder
Coping strategies for yourself and your family, Part II.
An army marches on its stomach
"I just loved the country and everything about it...I really believe that there’s nowhere else for us to be living than here.”
Jerusalem residents express opposing views over dividing capital
"Dividing the city is surrendering to terrorists," says one woman.
On alert in the Holy City
As a thousand more border police officers are deployed in Jerusalem, those patrolling the dangerous streets amid a wave of terror balance restraint with a firm response.
In Plain Language: Fact, fantasy and Fatah
"As I write this piece, on the heels of Simhat Torah, meant to be among the happiest days of the year, mourning observances are beginning for a number of pure souls."
Pay attention, your new life is about to begin
‘YOU’RE HERE? All of you?’ said a voice in a thick Russian accent. I turned to the kids and counted.
