“Spring Fever” means children are counting down to the last day of school, planning a laid-back summer vacation.  For Chani Lavi, there’s no time to

Mother’s day. Flowers, chocolate, breakfast in bed? This past Mother’s Day, after a fleet of 700 deadly missiles bombarded Israel, an 80 year-old mother from

The Bible defines two types of wars; obligatory wars  (commanded by G-d) and discretionary wars (allowed under specified conditions).  When a Jewish army approaches a

Being raised in a traditional home in America post World War II, Janet was always searching for the authentic Jewish life. Her father’s experience as

(Highlights from Maayan Hoffman’s article published in The Jerusalem Post on Friday, April 19) A.Y. Katsof stood at passport control in Addis Ababa, a short,

(photo credit: Dina Friedman) While in the midst of their preparations for the first Passover before the Exodus from Egypt, the Children of Israel are

Deep in the hallowed vaults of the Shaarei Tzedek cardiology unit, a senior doctor reigns, whose burning desire to help others was born out of

The name “Meir” means “to enlighten.”  Faithful to his name, Meir Deutch, CEO of Regavim, sheds light on the crucial services of his organization which

“This is where our forefather Abraham first journeyed, on his way to Elon Moreh,” declares Yossi Gross, a resident of Moshav Hamra. Yossi knows his

Along the switchbacks of the Alon Road, lonely among the crags and scrub brush of the Judean Mountains, hides the mysterious “Eretz Bereishit” – Genesis