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My visit to Tel Lachish is still fresh in my memory. It was an exciting three days, action packed and exciting. Such a busy time, in fact, that I was unable […]

This Sunday (November 4, 2016) I will be visiting the Boston Museum of Arts. I am looking forward to seeing the exhibit “Gold and Gods – Jewels of Ancient Nubia“,

הערה בשבילי: מה שיש פה זה השכתוב של כל הראיונות. עדיף שאציע את זה בפוסטים נפרדים, ופה יהיו רק הסרטונים. חבל על הנפח והריכוז I have had the privilege to visit the Tell es-Safi excavation for two days

It’s that time of year again. For Jews, it’s always that time. Or this time. Or another time. Time is always of the essence, somehow. A time to weep…a time

Before I take you to the ancient Philistine city of Gath (Tell es-Safi, or תל צפית), I’d like to tell you how I got there. It all started in March

Original Linkedin post on August 16, 2016 “Where are you from?” “I’m from Israel” “Yeah, but before that” “Like I said, I’m from Israel”  I was Born in Jerusalem, and raised in the Old

When I first heard about Montessori, I was curious at best, but had very little time to do more than hear about it. I was in my first year in

Covid-19 changed everything. Text-based Jewish education feels the brunt of this change, as educators seek creative ways to engage with students; many already zoomed-out. And that’s just the logistical aspect,

Mincha on Yom Kippur includes the reading of the entire book of Yonah, a story about a surreal journey to the city of Nineveh on the Tigris river. Let us

This famous quote has made its way into modern usage, including Batman: The Dark Knight (2008). Harvey Dent uses this line while trying to reassure the people of Gotham that