Remembering the Yom Kippur War, Part 1
Here is a three-part series of personal stories by those who lived in Israel during those days. Stories of emuna, bitachon, and wonderful achdut (brotherhood).
Debbie Shapiro
Here is a three-part series of personal stories by those who lived in Israel during those days. Stories of emuna, bitachon, and wonderful achdut (brotherhood).
“We used to be friends in Europe, a long time ago, before the war. He was such a wonderful person; it’s not surprising that he’d have a grandson like you.”
They danced with a surge of energy that they had not felt before. If a Jewish child exists in this world, then he can be taught the Torah, and the chain of...
For us "old timers," the Haknassas Sefer Torah that took place this motzei Shabbat was bittersweet. The young children bearing the torches are our future...
Oh Jerusalem, my precious and beloved Jerusalem! Despite the decades of living here in the King's palace, it is still thrilling...
Every year we pray that Hashem will rebuild King David's fallen sukkah. I told my guests that they could do me one very important favor - promise to marry Jewish boys.
The first thing I noticed was the black silk yarmulke on Mr. Levi's head and the television in the corner. "These people can't be too religious," I assumed.
Tisha B'Av, 2007: There's nothing like a war to make us realize the important things in life! At the same time thousands of our children – the future of our nation...
Surie couldn’t take it any longer. She couldn’t watch her friends suffer because of her desire for a mitzvah. She wondered when the commandant would begin...
Today, when Malki’s friends ask her how she managed to marry off her children, Malki smiles mysteriously and replies, “I really don’t understand it myself...
Religion is not about escaping reality. To be religious is to face reality head on, with the knowledge that that reality is our challenge in life, a challenge..
I think that one of the most crucial choices we can make is to turn to the Almighty and ask Him for guidance in making the correct decisions...