Life’s Too Short for Regrets: Four Lives and Counting series

I’m thrilled to share some exciting news with you all! The first book of my new memoir series, Four Lives and Counting, titled First Life: Life’s Too Short for Regrets, is now available globally on Amazon in both in ebook and paperback versions! This book is more than just a collection of stories. It’s a…

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From Ruins to Redemption: The Eternal Promise of Tisha B’Av

In a land of long ago, where history was made, A story of destruction and hope shall be relayed. Tisha B’Av, a day of sadness and loss, But through the ashes, a promise arose like a gloss. The reason for this sorrow, a tale to unfold, Began with the Jewish people, in the desert of…

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Mount Sinai’s Treasure: A Dream Realized

In a land far away, where miracles unfolded, the Children of Israel stood united, their hearts full of faith and wonder. On the sacred mountain of Sinai, God’s voice rang clear, revealing divine wisdom that would forever shape their lives. Journey with us through this emotional retelling of Shavuot and the Giving of the Torah, as we rediscover the unwavering trust, humility, and love that bind us to our cherished heritage.

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Caught by a Miracle: My Unforgettable Birthday

On my birthday, over a year ago, I experienced an event at the Engedi Waterfall that defies conventional explanation. In a moment that seemed to suspend the laws of time and space, I was the central character in a real-life miracle. A family day turned into a sequence of heart-stopping moments when my daughter, Tiferes, teetered on the edge of a steep drop. How I managed to catch her in time still baffles me; it felt as if I were a tool of divine providence, placed there just in time to prevent a catastrophe. This personal account explores the depth of that day’s emotions and how it eternally changed my understanding of miracles – taking them from the realm of ancient stories to a tangible reality that has become an indelible part of my life.

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My Tears, Our Destiny

In the hollow echo of the hospital’s corridors, I stood alone, my shadow merely a smear against the stark white walls. The usual rhythm of life had faltered; the heartbeat of my world drowned in a silence more deafening than chaos, filling the sterile halls with a brutal punctuation. Facing this terrifying void, I found…

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The great escape from Egypt– a story of faith

Once upon a time, in a land by the Nile, A grumpy Pharaoh ruled, never cracking a smile. The children of Israel worked, feeling quite blue, But they hoped that one day, they’d break free and start new. God heard their prayers and sent Moshe their way, To free them from Pharaoh, and bring a…

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Sublimely perfect

It’s been a path of many twists, of seeming triumphs and defeats. It’s been a journey of many tales, of countless memories and lofty trails. It’s been a wondrous adventure, with superhuman feats abound. But mostly it’s been sublimely perfect, to share it all with you my love. You are the very best of people,…

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Power of Blood

In this age of political correctness and vigilance, it is risky and almost taboo to revel in the magnificence of blood and its fruits. An acute observer like you, will upon occasion, see this phenomenon. A mother walking down the street or sitting in a cafe with her children. Being aware and discerning, you know…

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Thank GOD, I saved a life last night

Last night was a glimpse into GOD’s world that we stumble around in, usually without realising any nuance. After spending a relaxing Shabbat with friends we attended a birthday party where we were introduced to a recent arrival, we proceeded to find intersection from various places. A particular name was mentioned, whom I did not…

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A night at the…

Ding ding, the tiny counter bell rings as the German backpackers step in from the chill of the mountain air. They overheard a conversation about this place in the lobby of their hostel and not having time or desire to wander in the cold they thought, this is us for the night. The setting is…

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All for the eyes

Walking on the footpath and feeling your steps being swallowed by the gooey, rubbery surface, is reminiscent of days of anxiety and impotence of old. Those days where you awake not knowing whom you would have to be, to make it through and feeling want of the energy and desire to do it. The only…

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