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The Jerusalem Post Magazine, 21 Août 2026

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ArticleWhen life touches you...

Some­times you read something, and it stays in your memory forever. I don’t know how long ago I read it, but I have never for­got­ten two lines by Roger White: “When life touches you Poems appear like bruises.” Oh, how true! For many dec­ades, I gave...

When life touches you...

ArticleSay yes

In 2008, Jim Car­rey starred in a romantic com­edy called Yes Man. He plays bank loan officer Carl Allen, who has become with­drawn and depressed since his divorce. A col­league sug­gests that Carl attend a motiv­a­tional sem­inar that encour­ages...

Say yes

ArticleKnees

Who knew that knees were a thing? I paid abso­lutely no atten­tion to my knees for seven dec­ades. I paid no atten­tion to other people’s knees. I did not look at my friends’ knees, and I never once thought, “She’s got nice knees.” I didn’t check out...

Knees

ArticleMonday, 9 a.m.: Fight­ing for justice in the Sbarro bomb­ing, Part III

This con­cludes our three-part series. Part I and Part II can be found online. Before we pro­ceed to ambas­sad­ors and Amer­ican Jew­ish lead­ers, an addendum. I heard that a wise per­son once said, “Don’t say six mil­lion Jews were killed in the...

Monday, 9 a.m.: Fight­ing for justice in the Sbarro bomb­ing, Part III

Article‘In her memory, in her honor’

In sum­mer 2001, I was dir­ect­ing the first pro­duc­tion of our Raise Your Spir­its Theatre com­pany. We licensed the rights to Joseph & the Amaz­ing Tech­nicolor Dream­coat because it was bib­lical. We had cre­ated our troupe to give us something to...

‘In her memory, in her honor’

ArticleWhen duty calls again

After months of reserve duty, Maya ima­gined her hus­band Eitan’s return would feel like a spe­cial home­com­ing. She pic­tured his warmth, the shared jokes, and the easy rhythm of two people who know each other deeply. Instead, she found her­self...

When duty calls again