Leah’s Blog Parshat VaEra January 4 2019
One of the most striking attractions here in Israel is the reconstruction and rehabilitation of historic sites. Antiquated, some are barely noticed
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Leah’s Blog Dec 31 2018
Leah’s Blog Shemot – December 31 2018 The book of Genesis has been closed and a new book pretty much coincides with the
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Leah’s Blog Dec 21 2018
Leah’s Blog Vayechi – December 21 2018 There is nothing like Shabbat when that special ambience has all the members of our household
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Leah’s Blog Dec 14th 2018
Parshat Vayigash Examining history can be a seesaw ride between facts and meaning depending on not just your brain, but your heart and
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Leah’s Blog Nov 16th 2018
Thanksgiving – 2018 Leah’s Blog It’s not for nothing that Israel is called Israel. Even going way back to the beginning of how
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Leah’s Blog Chaye Sarah – Nov 2nd 2018
As I write these words, tens of thousands of Jews from around the world have gathered in Chevron to remember Sarah, our
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Leah’s Blog October 15th 2018
Lech Lecha- Go to Yourself What would the world do if the ruins of Machu Picchu came alive and if those people indigenous
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Leah’s blog Sept 27th 2018
Yoseph’s Pit – Tel Dotan – Sukkot 5779 There were only a few rare times that I had to actually throw my perfectly
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Leah’s Blog July 20th 2018
The Nine Days 2018 It was a hot day in Av during that mournful week of the Nine Days and we were hardly
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Leah’s Blog July 5th 2018
I was sitting by myself in a room full of people in a synagogue in Englewood New Jersey when I realized my life
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