The Return of the Final Hostage When I was growing up in the British Jewish community of the late 1980s, Ron Arad was a name that we were all familiar with. He was the Israeli helicopter pilot who had been shot down over Lebanon and who had been captured by terrorists. After initial reports that Continue Reading »
George Burns famously said: “Happiness is having a large, loving, caring, close-knit family … in another city.” As someone who lives far away from his family I couldn’t possibly comment, but I am curious whether he was using our Biblical ancestors as his source material. The family dynamics in our first book of Torah, the Continue Reading »
