The political mess I wrote about yesterday is not resolving itself. When Netanyahu presents his government to the Knesset next week, it is possible that

That’s the state of the world, actually. And I’ll get to that. But what I have in mind right now is the political situation here.

This is certainly not what those of us who voted right expected, when we saw that the right wing/nationalist parties had garnered 65 mandates. We

I raise this issue because you might hear about it elsewhere; I want not only to present the facts for you, I would like to

In this case it’s not escaping horses we’re concerned about, but positions of the US government that have to be discouraged before the damage is

Motzei Shabbat (After Shabbat) We need a whole lot more, but I’m grateful for what I’m seeing:It begins with our new Jerusalem mayor, Nir Barkat,

I’ve seen it in a variety of different places with changeable climate (Calgary comes to mind as one): natives of the area say, “You don’t

Sometimes the issues seem so diverse and overwhelming that it truly is difficult to know what merits first attention. Nothing, but nothing, that comes to

Well, last night Shin Bet head Yuval Diskin and Ofer Dekel, chief negotiator on the Shalit issue, returned from Cairo amidst rumors that there would

Worry? With regard to some of my concerns right now, this word is an understatement. Deep apprehension might better describe my state of mind. Near