Gift boxes for the holiday of businesses from the Upper Galilee, supporting small businesses from the conflict line, containing wines, liqueurs, food, and handicrafts.
The ancient sages were clear: the antidote to sinat chinam is ahavat chinam – boundless love.
This year's Tisha B’Av takes on deeper meaning as new kinot, including the "Kinah of Beeri," reflect the sorrow and resilience after the October 7th tragedy.
After long months of uncertainty, Eilat experienced peak demand this summer. We set out to find out what made Israelis return to vacationing and how hotels prepare for close to 100% occupancy.
There are several underlying principles to Shavuot, from agriculture to the Torah.
As we once again accept the Torah, let us take it upon ourselves to find new ways to infuse holiness into our routines, to feel the presence and the relevance of the Torah in everything we do.
We must draw inspiration from Lag Ba’Omer, a day that signifies the end of internal strife, to renew our commitment to unity and collective strength.
How can we engage in acts of ritual remembering when we are living in between “they tried to kill us” and “we prevailed?”
These two days symbolize the greatest assault of death and evil on life and the greatest outburst of life and renewal ever, both dueling and reinforcing each other with unparalleled force.
‘Remembrance Day and Independence Day will be more meaningful and poignant, as this generation has experienced collective trauma’
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