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Lighting up the World

Up until just a few years ago, children still had to attend school during Hannukah, which is not the case for the Biblical holidays of Passover, Shavuot and Sukkoth. However, due to the holiday’s popularity, and the oil-based comfort food frenzy, the government decided (to …

The Hutzpah of Major Hagioff

30-year-old Major Keren Hagioff is a familiar face in Israel, and her story of rising through the army ranks to …

Dawn of a New Day

Nearly twelve years ago, Shahar Grinspan was waiting at a traffic light on her way to her Bat Mitzvah. From …

Making Waves

The advantage of the radio – as opposed to television – is that it leaves far more to the imagination. …

An Officer and a Mensch

The Israeli Chief of Staff, Aviv Kochavi, has fast knocked up a reputation for his brilliant military strategic tactics which …

The Incredible Tale of Mir

Every day, (except during the pandemic) nearly 9,000 Jewish students from the likes of Israel, USA, UK, France, Switzerland, Belgium, …

A Heart for Soldiers

Miriam Peretz’s Moroccan parents were devoutly religious, poor and illiterate. In the Jewish ghettos of Casablanca they dreamed of the …

Abraham & David: Keys to Understand Current Events & Prophecy

In our last article, we briefly discussed current events, particularly affecting Israel and the Middle East. We mentioned key Bible …

The Vengeance of Cleaning

The recently deceased 95-year-old Binyamin Werzberger was very widely known in Israel. He was a familiar face at the likes …

Lighting up the World

Up until just a few years ago, children still had to attend school during Hanukkah, which is not the case …

Back to Basics

There is a famous Jewish saying which claims that each verse of the Torah has 70 interpretations . This is …

Checkmate

Every few decades a true prodigy emerges in the likes of art, music and science. It is difficult to categorise …

Coming Home

In India’s Northeastern border there are about 3.7 million people, all with various creeds and religions. Among them, are a …

Capturing the Heart

In a world saturated with digital images that enables anyone with even a smart phone to compete in the world …

The scoop of blessing

A few weeks ago, the ice cream company Ben and Jerry’s made a racist decision and informed their customers that …

It’s sad that Holocaust denial needs to be criminalized

Thursday 14 October was a special day. I was in Leeuwarden, a city in the north of The Netherlands, for …

The Dog Whisperer of Efrat

Whether we like it or not, Israel has a habit of changing us. It is a place where “the dreams …

Walking the walk in the ancestral homeland

Israeli tour guides have a reputation for being self-confident, knowledgeable people with unlimited energy who are bent on promoting the …

The man who filled us with hope

It’s a long and hard road for any Olympic athlete, yet arguably for those taking part in the Paralympic Games, …

From Shepherd to Doctor

Amal Elsana Alh’jooj has led an extraordinary life. She grew up in a Bedouin village in the Negev Desert, where …