Jerusalem’s Security Barrier and the Loss of Jewish Sovereignty
When one stands on various areas of Jerusalem’s seam-line that runs roughly along 1948-49 armistice line, the unmistakable site in…
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Ahuvia Sandak: Some Pioneers Live Forever
Ahuvia Sandak, a young Jewish pioneer who was killed last week in what seems more and more likely to be…
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Leveraging the Spacial Challenge of Jerusalem’s Old City For Good
Most of us who have walked the streets and alleys of Jerusalem’s Old City get a sense of the maze…
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Redeveloping and Regreening Jerusalem
Those of us who live in Israel and have the merit to travel when we want to Jerusalem often times…
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Jerusalem Is The Engine Of Redemption
All of us yearn, desire, and strive to connect to Redemption. The Rabbis teach that the Divine Presence will not…
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Hebron Street As A Bridge Between The Past And Future
Every time I take groups on tour to the Old Jewish Quarter, there is one street that people connect to…
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Our War Is About Justice
With all of the talk these days invoking social justice, we have seen an ever increasing attack on Zionism. Although…
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Only Our Return Can Bring Peace, One Step At A Time
With all of the discussion surrounding the extension of Israeli sovereignty to Judea and Samaria as well as the storm…
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Sovereignty In Jerusalem Is Not Guaranteed
While most of Israel and the Jewish world focuses on whether Prime Minister Netanyahu will or will not extend Israel’s…
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Jewish Rights To Petra and Imperial Hotels Finally Upheld In Court
Buying and selling in a Democratic society. Yet another court ruling against the Greek Orthodox Church. This saga has been…
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