Jerusalem post magazine
Rosh Hashanah 2026: Humor, the shofar, and the ability to accept the absurdity of life
When confronted by our own absurdity and inadequacy, Judaism turns the tables and asks us to eat festive meals, sing optimistic songs, and make Rosh Hashanah into a holy celebration.
Miracle at Soroka: How a frontline hospital weathered October 7, survived Iran war
With the end of the pandemic, comes the return of choice - opinion
The pain and the pride in remembrance days for Holocaust, fallen soldiers
Israeli countermeasures to help U.S. prevent mass shootings
With America and world Jewry still reeling from the Pittsburgh massacre, developments are under way in the Start-up Nation to help prevent or at least mitigate the next shooting spree.
Arthur Szyk – A soldier in art
“There is no one (Szyk) more certain to be alive 200 years from now."
Welles’s last work and Claire’s coup
The supposedly shocking ending won’t surprise anyone who has followed the series closely.
Portraits of the dilemma the Druze face as a religious minority in Israel
Shadi Khatib talks with the ‘Magazine’ about the dilemmas facing the country’s smallest religious minority, the Nation-State Law, and the desire to be treated like an equal Israeli citizen.
Communication tips for couples
When communicating with your partner, avoid personal put-downs, insults and negative body language.
Yummy, yeasty buns & rolls
Yeast dough is easy to prepare and perfect for fall.
The life of Philip Gold
The ‘Life Lessons’ columnist and cat lover, remembered by his wife.
His final column
Could you help yourself by indulging in what may be pure fantasy, imagining that your damaged functions might be ‘rewired’ to other, undamaged, brain sites?
The best-laid plans
Indeed, if I take the 10,000-foot perspective, my forest is looking healthy overall – even if some of the trees need extra care.
Post-Pittsburgh ponderings
The extremist groups of moaners and malcontents showed callousness and cruelty to the mourners and, by extension, to all Jews.
