After my last post (which now requires follow-up), I promised I would return to my regular format, which includes good news.  Would that the good

I decided to table this posting for a couple of days because of the horrendous terror attack in Florida.  For all those who lost dear

Last time I posted, it was with a spirit uplifted because of Yom Yerushalayim.  I had not intended to post again until next week.  For

  Credit: Arutz7 There is nothing like being there: Hearing the music.  Watching the young people dancing with enormous sprit. And seeing the flags – oh

   Today marks the 49th anniversary of the re-unification of Jerusalem during the Six Day War.  Here you see IDF Chief Rabbi Shlomo Goren, at

There is certainly nothing static about the current political situation, and an update seems in order. Actually, some of what is happening is good –

There is much to report at this time of political and diplomatic turmoil, but I will follow what has become my custom and start with

“Sof Sof!” means Finally! When last I wrote two days ago, I expected Lieberman to close on a coalition agreement with Likud within hours.  Instead it

Israel’s political scene is in the process of significant transition.  I’ve been waiting a bit for the dust to settle, as there has been so

I begin today with a moving “only in Israel” story.  I had written in my last posting about the way in which comrades of a