I Have A Disability. I am a Jew.
People with disabilities have a right to go to their place of worship without having to wait and wonder if they can get there.
Easy Trader Joe’s Mediterranean Dinner
Corned beef and cole slaw from Cecil’s. Grilled cheese with tomato soup and 1% milk at Herzl Camp. Pizza and soda at Temple Israel’s Bar Mitzvah training. Oh, how things have changed for me.
Birthright and I Are In A Fight. Here’s Why…
Birthright recently changed their eligibility requirements… Three years too late if you ask this bitter 29 year old.
Have We Been Lying To Our Children?
“The more we get together—and appreciate what each Jew brings to the table—the happier we’ll be.”
Take A Virtual Tour of Safed
Summer Birthright registration is open. If you’re lucky enough to be going this summer, read all about Safed before you go. If you’ve already been, learn things you may not have known.
How Shabbat Is Like A Math Problem
Living in Jerusalem is a deeply spiritual experience. Shabbat in Jerusalem is incomparable. I’ve lived for five months in Tel Aviv, where bars, grocery stores and shops are still open […]
JDAM Series: A Sea of Blue Balloons
A powerful post by Rabbi Aaron Weininger of Adath about how a simple balloon can change a Jewish person’s life forever.
AISH Wisdom: Stop Saying It Wrong!
If it could be said that I am considered a ”writer,” then I must address what many have as a pet-peeve and what I have as a tool to help my fellow Jews.
Getting to Israel by Any Means Necessary
Creative problems need creative solutions. How does a busy father with a heavy load of commitments find a way to take that once in a lifetime trip to Israel?
“The Last Five Years” at MJTC, An Emotional Rollercoaster
The Last Five Years, a two-person musical about relationships falling in and out of love gives the Minnesota Jewish Theater Company another hit show.