Leah’s Blog Feb 5th 2020
Tu Bshvat 2020 Back in the mid- eighties we barely had our feet on the ground here. A little dirt road led into Itamar and the winters were freezing cold. Heating the ten little pr
Leah’s Blog January 31 2020
Leah’s Blog Jan 31 2020- The Tanakh has dedicated significant chapters that open to the idea of Kingship which often surprises us when we expect the ambience of royalty honor and
Leah’s Blog Jan 29 2020
Leah’s Blog Jan 29 2020- As I went up to the top of mountain overlooking the three seas view I couldn’t help but feeling on top of the mountain . We were like dreamers. My litt
Leah’s Blog Dec 20 2019
Parshat Vayeshev Dec 19 2019 While events that happened yesteryear run parallel to history, the way we perceive them through the ages changes depending on our traditions and the wa
Leah’s Blog Dec 13th 2019
Vayishlach – 2019 Our Rabbis teach us “Maaseh avot siman labanim” (What happened to our forefathers is a sign for every generation- even now). Segulat Yisrael beg
Leah’s Blog Sukkoth 2019
Leah’s blog – Sukkot – 2019 Sometimes you need also an anchor when you build the sukkah. Its needs to be a secure station even though it is temporary, so that if any
Leah’s Blog Sep 20 2019
Why are we commanded to review the Torah again and again – every year- all year round? What is Hashem trying to reiterate through the generations of time, in Providence so that e
Leah’s Blog Sep 13 2019
It was in the Sistine Chapel that it really hit me- history is like a pendulum ride swaying between facts and the implication of events and in our case- how they affect us- even pe
Leah’s Blog – Parashat Balak 2019
srael’s miraculous eternity has always bewildered historians, writers, and fair thinkers. We’ve been called a stiff necked people- – “עם קשיי עורף
Leah’s Blog June 21 2019
Parshat Shlach 2019 Engraved into the landscape of the hills of Israel’s heartland are the ancient faded stone walls made for terrace farming that was practiced here thousand
