Even in the midst of cleaning filth and garbage, this sweet holy man finds reason to smile every morning and to thank his Creator for all that He gives him.

Two pure and beautiful souls, murdered for their one and only crime of being Jewish. And this is the reality of the Jewish people.

To my dear readers who observe Yom Kippur and to all my dear brothers and sisters who may be experiencing a screaming and crying soul like I had all those years ago: Come back home! Most people generally love Chanukah or Passover. Some really go all out on Purim. Others love Rosh Hashana. When someone asks me... Read more »

It is a great time of year to let go of past grievances and an equally great time to ask the Almighty to support us in granting those people complete amnesty.

I feel incredibly blessed by the beautiful ganenot (preschool teachers) that we – and Hashem (God) – have chosen for our children.

My daughter is almost eight months old and my son is two years old, but I don't believe that children are ever too young to learn from their environment.

Though we think it's insanity to accept a truce with terrorists, I keep praying that our leaders see things from a perspective that none of us will ever see or hear.

In my heart of hearts, even in the excruciating pain of all of our losses, I truly believe that we've made our Father in Heaven proud of us.

No matter how upset you may be, try to making progress through love and communication rather than showing anger. It just might work!

How can I allow for my little ones to squeal in joy and delight when my other children are in very serious danger, fighting for their existence as well as for ours?

Instead of sitting in a classroom in Canada learning about Jewish history or in a comfortable armchair watching the news unfold, my children will be making Jewish history.