15 Seconds: The Reality of Missile Bombardment

This is the reality in southern Israel now. Terrorists are bombarding us with missiles. Today the attacks were expanded and even reached Tel Aviv. This video is old which just shows you that this is not the first time Israeli civilians have been subjected to this unbearable reality. This is the context of Operation Protective Edge. This … More 15 Seconds: The Reality of Missile Bombardment

Pictures speak louder than words – see the reality of living under missile attack

I have just uploaded the full War in Haifa photo series in presentation format. The War in Haifa series was created by the talented photojournalist, Lenny M from Haifa (my beloved!) and documents the effects of the 2006 Second Lebanon War on Haifa. The War in Haifa series is more relevant than ever as Israeli … More Pictures speak louder than words – see the reality of living under missile attack

Terrorists block the road, question drivers: “Are you a Jew?”

              Last night masked men set tires on fire to block a road in Israel, near Netanya (road 5614). They stopped passing cars, asking the drivers: “Are you Jewish?”  Two drivers that answered in Hebrew were pulled out of their cars and attacked.  One managed to get back in … More Terrorists block the road, question drivers: “Are you a Jew?”

Our boys, brought home

After 18 days of searching Gil-Ad Sha’er (16), Eyal Yifrah (19) and Naftali Frenkel (16) have been found. Hand in hand, a line of soldiers stretched out across a field, slowly moving forward. Together they searched every inch, leaving no stone unturned, no brush unmoved. They knew the bodies of our three kidnapped teenagers were … More Our boys, brought home

No one left to speak for me…

my article published on Times of Israel yesterday: http://blogs.timesofisrael.com/no-one-left-to-speak-for-me/ #BringBackOurBoys day 14 Fourteen days ago Gil-Ad Shaer (16 years old), Neftali Frenkel (16 years old) and Eyal Ifrach (19 years old) called their parents, telling them they were on their way home from school. Their parents waited for them but the boys didn’t show up. Later … More No one left to speak for me…