Last night, here in Jerusalem, I attended a performance of Dames of the Dance of the Gush Katif Bride Project.   Reproduced with permission Twelve amateur women’s...

We begin today with an opinion piece from the Friday JPost magazine section, written – in 2010 – by Rabbi Nathan Lopes Cardozo, “Israel: The...

I’m so grateful to have some good things to write about, in the face of daily anguish.  Several good things, as a matter of fact...

It’s lovely to begin with some good news:  On Friday, Jonathan Pollard was released from the federal prison in Butner, N. Carolina on parole.  He...

This post is not only being done reluctantly, my friends.  It will be very brief.  No introductory good news, again.  No analysis. I am holding...

When last I posted, I wrote that – even though I chose to pass on writing about it in that particular post – there is...

I know my readers have become accustomed to seeing a good news piece or two at the beginning of a posting.  Not today. Does not...

One of Israel’s many significant medical developments: Assistant Professor Dr. Daphne Weihs, of the Technion in Haifa, has developed a unique biomechanical method for the early...

There is so much that is positive going on here.  Today I start with an interesting piece about Israeli technology.   The Israeli firm DeepOptics is...

As has become my practice now, I start with some good news. As to this first item, it’s possible that the jury is still out on...