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Nov 9, 2023, 3:31 AM

How Israeli Businesses Are Shifting to Support the War

Days after the Operation Swords of Iron began, many Israeli businesses remained closed due to the safety issues and the unknown about the unfolding war. Jews are currently enduring levels of hate, antisemitism and violence not seen since the...

Jan 17, 2020, 2:25 PM

Parshat Shemot: G-d Is Holding Our Hand

The act of holding hands is so simple. It silently links two people. I remember walking to shul as a kid with my cool older cousin one Shabbat and as she took my hand I said, “I’m old enough...

Jun 16, 2019, 7:45 AM

Variances in Practice Set Aside as Jews Unite in Celebration of Shabbat & Music

Summer is upon us. Coats and scarves are swapped for light linens and other easy breezy fabrics (see you next year, puffer). Soy lattes give way to iced coffee, and cravings for soup morph into hypnosis by ice cream...

Aug 2, 2018, 9:50 PM

What I Learned From Losing Taste for 10 Days

I got it, I got it bad. Don't inhale around me . Yes, it's flu I'm talking about -- I'm young and invincible, I don't need a flu shot and besides it only accounts for 50 percent of the strain...

Feb 5, 2015, 8:29 PM

Mount Hertzel: A Remembrance Experience

That morning we woke up early and arrived at Mount Hertzel unsure of what would unfold in the following moments. We would soon learn the deep significance of this place, arguably the most stirring and thought provoking stop on...

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About Me

Shula is a fashion enthusiast, she is passionate about joy, mental health and togetherness. She believes that each person has a unique light to share with the world.