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Barometer of Success [Letters to My Rebbi / Issue 1124]
As a therapist, I appreciated Zevi’s questions and found them legitimate, thoughtful, and important. There is an inherent power difference in the therapeutic relationship, and it is a private one by nature, not subject to oversight or third-party observation. Even supervision (which is critical...
The Arab vote is back at the center of an Israeli election campaign.
More than a decade after Netanyahu’s election-day warning that “the Arabs are flocking to the polling stations” helped spark his 2015 comeback — still seen as Bibi’s greatest victory — the Arab electorate is highly likely to decide the 2026 election.
That is why, regardless of which candi...
It started on a Tuesday and ended on a Wednesday.
I don’t even know how something that starts on Tuesday and ends on Wednesday can have such a profound effect on me. I’ve informed my emotions that this is a small stint, a minor event, an almost insignificant saga. But they seem to disagree.
Vehemently.
Because truthfully, Tuesday isn’t w...
He told me about a huge sign at the army base in Iraq, with only two words: “Complacency kills.”
I remember thinking: That is Elul.
Elul always arrives in the middle of the summer, when the days are long, the pace is relaxed, and Rosh Hashanah still feels distant. And suddenly, jarringly, the shofar begins to sound. We are reminded that the Yamim ...
One of the most beloved religious structures in Jewish Seattle is the iconic aron kodesh of the Bikur Cholim-Machzikey Hadath shul. But today even most of the locals aren’t aware that the aron was almost trashed when the shul moved locations back in 1972.
The “old shul” of the Bikur Cholim congregation (the kehillah was founded in Seattle, Washingt...