Shabbat Blocked In Mexico
The Wandering Jew is in Mexico, where he tried to celebrate Shabbat, but got denied.
Category: The Wandering Jew
The Wandering Jew: In Need Of New Arguments
Anti-Semitism and anti-Israel cries are drowning out support for Israel. When you consider the differences between the pro-Palestinian and pro-Israel rallies, it’s not hard to see why.
The Wandering Jew: V-Day 67 Years Later
As the world inches towards global conflict, the day which should remind us of what evil and goodness we are capable, is passed by – largely ignored.
The Seed of Israel’s Destruction: The Right of Return
What happens when borders are drawn arbitrarily? The Palestinians’ Right of Return as a symptom of military and political inattention, and its repercussions.
The Wandering Jew: Considering 4000 Years in 2 Moments
From Tsfat to the Kotel: A reflection on our survival, in preparation for Hebron, Bethlehem, another Jerusalem and the future of Israel.
The Wandering Jew: Israel in Abstraction and Reflection
The draw and fear of Aliyah. The problems and undeniable gifts of Israel. What can the greater picture mean to a single, wandering Jew?
The Wandering Jew: Re-Living The Siege of Leningrad
I am translating my grandmother’s diary from the siege of Leningrad. I see her words, fading on yellowed crumpling paper, smeared with tears, and letters that were mangled by a shacking hand. I see her as she weaves between the realities of her mind and those of the world outside.
The Wandering Jew: Adventures in Glacier, Part III: My Dance with Death
After 2 days of backcountry hiking in one of the most glorious places on earth, battling grizzlies and angry moose, I find myself in a struggle altogether more dangerous and difficult: my own mind.
The Wandering Jew: Adventures in Glacier, Part Two: Of Moose and Bear
Nature’s palace can quickly turn into a gauntlet, with multi-ton beasts serving as examiners of one’s will and determination to survive.
The Wandering Jew: Adventures in Glacier National Park, Part I
Glacier National Park: Beauty beyond comprehension; true wilderness with all the glories of it’s peaks and Huckleberries, and the dangers of it’s wilder inhabitants. In the course of 3 days I would face death as many times, but each time the Great Mother would be on my side.
The Wandering Jew: The Road to Shul
From lonesome wandering to the hearth of tradition and community, and back again.
The Wandering Jew: On the Road, Realizations and Our Own Truth
Thoughts from the road and observation that could only come after having been removed from society for some time.
Introducing The Wandering Jew
My journey begins by traversing 6,700 miles across Canada and the U.S. on my Honda Magna VF-750 motorcycle.
