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The Jerusalem Post Magazine, 16 Oct 2026

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ArticleEnter the ‘teiva’

‘And God said to Noah, ‘Come into the teiva, you and all your house­hold’” (Gen. 7:1). The teiva – the ark – is one of the defin­ing images of the para­sha: a ves­sel of refuge car­ry­ing Noah, his fam­ily, and the liv­ing creatures through the waters...

Enter the ‘teiva’

ArticleBetween magic and real­ity

On the eve of Sukkot, I find myself not in Jer­u­s­alem but in Kissim­mee, Flor­ida, in a gated vaca­tion home com­munity called Encore at Reunion. Our young­est grand­child, Ye’ela, now seven, has con­vinced her fam­ily that it’s her turn to visit...

Between magic and real­ity

ArticleRemem­ber­ing Willy Rudolf Foer­ster

Ren­ate Quast­ler kept a tan­tal­iz­ing and expens­ive secret. She never told her fam­ily about the illus­trated diary begun as a young girl in war­time Japan. Yet she never threw it away, either. Ren­ate was born in Stut­tgart in 1933, the same year...

Remem­ber­ing Willy Rudolf Foer­ster

ArticleThe ‘Jew­ish con­su­late’ in Tokyo

Before the refugees began arriv­ing, Tokyo already had a small com­munity of European Jews estab­lished in busi­ness and pro­fes­sional life. Among them were Ernst Baer­wald, Hein­rich Stein­feld, and Hans Alex­an­der Straus. Baer­wald had been in...

The ‘Jew­ish con­su­late’ in Tokyo

ArticleHid­den in plain sight

Nobody set out look­ing for Willy Rudolf Foer­ster. Dr. Clem­ens Jochem cer­tainly didn’t. His curi­os­ity began much closer to home in Ham­burg, with ques­tions about his own Ger­man fam­ily and what had brought some of them to Shang­hai dur­ing World...

Hid­den in plain sight