Leah’s Blog Parashat Pinchas 2021
Parshat Pinchas July 1, 2021 In Judaism lineage is a crucial part of identity, in the ability to know who we are directly related to; someone that lived a very long time ago. There
Leah’s Blog Parashat Balak 2021
Leah’s blog – Parshat Balak Rabbi Hillel Lieberman HY”D ZT”L was a great friend from Brooklyn who came to settle Elon Moreh and the Yeshiva in Shechem, “O
Leah’s Blog Chukat 2021
Chukat 2021 Some of you on your journey through Israel may have passed Tapuach Junction, probably to visit Gav Hahar just north of the juncture. A critical connecting point o
Leah’s Blog Parashat Shlach 2021
Shlach 2021 Israel is a place that is difficult to describe but in order to really know it, you need to know yourself, your roots, and ask what Hashem wants from you, specifically.
Leah’s Blog – Parashat Bahaltocha 2021
Leah’s Blog- Bahalotcha May 26 2021 I was thinking, as a woman I need to address that aspect of my being into my blog more. The penny dropped fo
Leah’s Blog – The Crown of Malchut (Kingship)
Leah’s Blog The crown of Malchut A person, place and time make up the foundations of a story. When you’re the person that’s placed in that time and that place, wi
Leah’s Blog April 29th 2021 – Lag Ba’Omer
Lag Baomer 2021 In a brave display of self- sacrifice and willingness to take life- threatening risks, teams of archeologists and workers from the Israel Antiquities Authority very
Leah’s Blog -Holocaust Day 2021
Our grasp of history usually hits home from how it touches upon the present time and enables us to perceive our not taken for granted lives now. In Israel all the more so, this pha
Leah’s Blog Seventh day of Pesach
Israel, a land of dreams and freedom It wasn’t in the relentless traffic jam on our way to Zichron Yaakov that “go east” had become our motto. On that tiny strip
Leah’s Blog Pesach 2021
Pesach 2021 Leaning on my overflowing wagon, I escape the supermarket busting in its full glory of bounty and people streaming up and down the aisle like balls in a pinball machine
