Leah’s Blog Yom Kippur Message 2015
Leah’s Blog September 21, 2015 A story that Reb Shlomo Carlebach once told gave me more mussar than any shiur I had ever been to. I want to share it with you now before Y
Leah’s Blog Sept 4th 2015
Leah’s blog September 4 2015 So, zeh – hoo, as they say in Hebrew. This is it. Coming to an end of a whole year, I look into the hot blue never changing sky waiting
Leah’s blog Aug 21 2015
Leah’s blog August 21 2015 At an important crossroads located in the middle buckle of the Bible belt that runs up and down the mountains of Israel, Tapuach Junctio
Leah’s Blog August 14th 2015
Leah’s blog – August 15th 2015 I was talking to our son-in law, Alex at our 30 year anniversary of moving to Israel this week. “Looking back”, I said to him
Leah’s Blog July 24th 2015
Erev Tisha B’Av 2015. I am making delicious cupcakes with chocolate icing and pink sprinkles for our granddaughter’s 2nd Birthday party tonight after our Shabbat feast.
Leah’s Blog June 27 2015
June 27 2015 Leah’s Blog The thing that hit me in the face on arriving home last week is how not too long ago we sang a Tzvika Pik song “Pitome Kam Adam Baboker oo marg
Leah’s blog may 1st 2015
In these transition days on the Jewish calendar, a time between leaving Egypt (Pesach) and receiving the Torah (Shavuot) we have yet another opportunity for introspection and time
Leah’s Blog- Memorial Day 2015
As we stand silent remembering the fallen soldiers and victims of terror my thoughts turn to an ocean of tears of too many people I have come to know over our 30 years here on I
Leah’s Blog April 16th 2015
Leah’s Blog April 16 2015 There are years that Holocaust Memorial Day falls exactly on my birthday. Not this year, but I wonder, looking back, if this was any consolation to
Itamar News Updates Feb 20th 2015
Itamar is covered in white for the second time this year! It is a beautiful Rosh Chodesh delight and of course we enjoy prancing in the snow- much of it untouched because of the ru
