A living book.
Posted on Facebook on Aug. 5, 2026 Honestly? I was moved. After so many years of studying, teaching, and connecting to the history of the Jewish people and the Land of Israel, walking into the “A Vvoice from the Desert” exhibition at the Israel Museum and seeing, with my own eyes, the original complete Isaiah […]
An Angel from Heaven
Posted on Facebook on May 18, 2026 This is how it happened: In 2014, I was invited to participate in a series of training seminars by KKL, including a southern campus that covered the Negev, the Arava, and the Eilat region. One morning, we set out for an introductory tour of the The Eilat Bird […]
Reserve Duty Assignment Comes to an End
As Another Reserve Duty Assignment Comes to an End – This Time in Kibbutz Be’eri Reserve duty is usually a straightforward military mission: guarding a border, manning an outpost, operating in a combat zone, or carrying out an operational assignment. But in Be’eri, the military mission takes place within a civilian community—a community striving to […]
Birthday in the Reserves:
Posted on Facrebook May 13, 2026 There’s something strange and wonderful about social media. You’re inside an intense reality, sometimes far from home, in the reserves, and at the same time, the world keeps moving, and the network reminds everyone that it’s your birthday. You wake up in the morning, maybe on a thin mattress […]
