Bottling line at Golan Winery, The Galilee Everyone in Israel has a story, usually fascinating and, at first glance, always a bit mysterious. But the seeming mysteries in each account—a persistent dream, a sequence of apparent coincidences that … [Read more]
Savlanut and the “Jewish heart”
“The heart though small embraces the whole wide world.” Yiddish saying. An IDF soldier, with semi-automatic weapon and iPhone in hand, walks past Zion Square in Jerusalem. The collective Israeli psyche, if such a thing exists, is ambiguous, … [Read more]
Announcing, “Good Morning, Residents!
Rachel wasn't useless yet, unless you spoke to her kids. "Don't let the old man in" Every idea comes from somewhere. The notion to write about the elderly sprang from a few, fairly recent, providential visits to The Palms of Fort Myers, a … [Read more]
Never again, again
"Israel Team" fights burgeoning antisemitism on college campuses When churches reject Israel, nations fall in line Aaron Früh is, among other things, an author, an Evangelical pastor and a Jew. For the past two years, Früh has employed … [Read more]
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