I’m tabling other issues today to discuss what I see as priorities: First, a return to the issue of Beit HaShalom in Hevron: important because

Ze’ev Jabotinsky — 1880-1940 — was a giant in Zionist history, standing for the sort of proud Jewish integrity that kept us strong. He came

Before Shabbat I would like to touch upon a number of subjects, some of which may be re-visited next week. The International Atomic Energy Agency

It seems fairly pervasive. And I’ll provide just two examples here, both touching on issues I’ve raised in the last day or two: In response

Beit HaShalom, or Peace House, is a four-story building in Hevron — along the main road called Worshippers’ Way that runs from Kiryat Arba to

For nine days I have been away from my computer, celebrating my Mom’s 90th with family in MA. I returned today to learn that my

That is my personal priority in this instance: Something (good) of a personal nature will keep me from working at my computer for a few

Motzei Shabbat (After Shabbat) I have just learned that Middle East Newsline reported — one day after the election — that Obama had sent key

In the wake of the US election, what I am seeing is a conflation of two different issues: One is the fact that this has

“As It Is” There is nothing to be said about the Obama win yesterday except that good things are wished for America. Things will play