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The Jerusalem Post Magazine, 29 May 2026

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ArticleJuda­ism

In Para­shat Beha’alotcha, the Jew­ish nation begins a new stage in their his­toric jour­ney – the long-awaited jour­ney to the Prom­ised Land, the Land of Israel. But as often hap­pens in life, espe­cially after moments of great elev­a­tion, comes a...

Juda­ism

ArticleThe cour­age to see bey­ond

Few proph­etic vis­ions are as stir­ring, hope­ful, and quietly revolu­tion­ary as the haf­tarah for Para­shat Beha’alotcha. Drawn from Zechariah 2:14-4:7, it opens with a dra­matic call: “Sing and rejoice, O daugh­ter of Zion, for behold, I am...

The cour­age to see bey­ond

ArticleMilu-EM to the res­cue

When dis­aster strikes and people are wounded in war or ter­ror, or injured in acci­dents and nat­ural cata­strop stinct­ively rush to help them. Yet there are times when EM phys­i­cians and hos­pit­als them­selves need help. After Octo­ber 7, large...

Milu-EM to the res­cue

ArticleCOMMUNITY SECURITY

SETH J. FRANTZMAN The paths here are lined with flowers and small bushes and even trees that provide a bit of shade. It’s quiet. There is a small but­ter­fly. A green lamp­post. Small houses line the path on one side. Here and there are other paths,...

COMMUNITY SECURITY

ArticleA child­hood shaped by war, iden­tity, and resi­li­ence

‘G” was born into a Maron­ite Chris­tian fam­ily in south­ern Lebanon, part of a com­munity that traces its roots to the ancient Phoen­i­cians. His early child­hood unfol­ded in a quiet Chris­tian vil­lage just 15 kilo­met­ers from the Israeli bor­der,...

A child­hood shaped by war, iden­tity, and resi­li­ence