Ending War
Reflecting the Polarization of our World. War divides people into the passionate pro’s and the ardent con’s. Instead of coming together and exploring unity, most
27 July 2014
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The Daily Adventure aka Life
The Daily Adventure, aka Life It all began in India last October. A thought came to me that it was time to sell our home.
9 May 2014
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An Unexpected Hero -No mountain too high, No river too deep
Israelis are both intensely proud and ruthlessly critical of their country. And they have good reasons for both. The newspapers are full of red-faced politicians
12 April 2014
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In Your Own Time
Act 1. Choice took me by the hand and whispered, “Well? And I nodded and knew. Even if it is not for the last time,
18 March 2014
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The Israeli Illusion of Time
Driving through Tel Aviv can be unnerving. I find people either drive so close to the car in front, that their bonnet becomes an extension
27 February 2014
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Stories on the Way to Tel Aviv
By the time we got to the bus stop it was painfully obvious that the puffer I had forgotten at home was in the wrong
20 February 2014
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The Exodus of Eritreans
Recently there was a large demonstration of Eritreans and Sudanese asylum seekers in Tel Aviv. Its quite an experience watching and listening to a loud
18 February 2014
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Too Fragile for This World
I have found my way around at last, by foot. I can walk to the two big supermarkets twenty minutes from my door, one of
17 February 2014
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Damn Difficut Choices
There is so much to choose from in Israel and the level of generosity makes the choices almost impossible. To make maters worse both Oren
13 February 2014
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Shabbat in Jaffa
We had a wonderful morning in Jaffo. Breakfast in a run down warehouse with broken walls, dangling wires and streaks of red rust dripping down
8 February 2014
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