Alot Can Happen Over Yom Kippur
A lot can happen over Yom Kippur A short poem by Murray Meltzer With Yom Kippur out I turn on the news, the world has moved on with hardly a […]
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Insights on Parshah Haazinu
Ha’azinu By Marcel Moshe’s final communication to the Jews through poetry and allegory, has one purpose I think. That is to alert the Jews, G-d is not some quaint old […]
Broken and Whole
Victor Frenkel the great Austrian neurologist, psychiatrist, philosopher, and Holocaust survivor is often asked why he didn’t flee while he had the chance once Hitler occupied Austria. He explains that […]
About my father and me: exile and return Ruth Leonards
Between 1993 and 2005 I worked as a librarian at the Makor (now Lamm) Library, which had begun a program called Write Your Story to help people write and publish […]
Inner City Jew by Justine Sless
I am a fabled Jew of the North, of the red lipstick wearing, Radio National quoting, back yard chook owner variety. I am conversant in acronyms, grant writing idioms and […]
“What Will We Think” By Dr Howard Goldenberg
What will we think When we look back? How will we change And be changed? I My little minyan, Suspended; Ancient prayer, Older than the Era, Ended. Have we ever […]
Shavuot
According to the Kabbalah, all humanity heard, in some form, the Divine Voice at Mt Sinai. Each soul experienced that sound according to their inner receptivity. The long days of […]