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Modiin Ladies-Esra did wonderful work in raising donations
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for Purim mishloach manot for disadvantaged welfare children in Modiin
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by Sybil Levin
A short poem by Sybil Levin begins and ends with the
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words, “I’m a quiet sort of person with somewhat modest needs.”
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by Mike Porter
Mike Porter found this a moving and interesting book,
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which is more than just an excellent source of reference. The cover, he says, is misleading, and does not prepare one for the wealth of information it contains, and the varied choice of heroes it describes. Mike felt there is a closeness and personal feel to the stories, and recommends it warmly to all readers.
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by Pnina Moed Kass
Pnina Moed Kass reviews 2 books of historical interest,
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both of which she says were solidly researched, compiled, and edited. The first is In the Shadow of the Red Banner, by Yitzhak Arad which Pnina says is a fascinating historical record of the part Soviet Jewry played in the war against Nazi Germany. The second book is called Peace in the Making (The Menachem Begin-Anwar El-Sadat Personal Correspondence). Pnina compliments the editors on a breathtaking collection of letters, transcripts of speeches, press conferences, interviews, photos and official documents.
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by Nicci Diamond
Artists’ and gift galleries, smart cafes, theater
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and dance centers are all on view at Neve Tzedek, a small neighborhood established 22 years before Tel Aviv. Nicci Diamond-Levenstein takes a stroll through this colourful area in “Fig Trees and Phyllo Pastries.”
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by David Chester
The development and failure of logical argument in
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this article by David Chester, an engineer, gives us examples of this theory. A youngster who carries a heavy load of school books on his back – does this help to keep his back straight? Acts of charity – do they in the long run benefit the receiver? Does taking medicines really help to relieve symptoms?
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by Woolf Abrahams
Woolf Abrahams presents a synopsis of this fascinating
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book where Professor Andrew Parker suggests that ancient Hebrew writers of the book of Genesis somehow may have known all about evolution 3,000 years before Darwin. The bottom line, says Woolf, is that somehow Prof. Parker sees and feels the hand of a Divinity in creation. He believes in a God. Woolf points out that this is unusual for a scientist who also believes in evolution that occurred over hundreds of millions of years.
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by Lenore Hahn
HydroChic is a company that makes modest swim and sportswear.
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It was set up in 2007 by Danielle Teutsch and Sara Wolf, two creative ladies who had been in the fashion business. Made of special fabric, well fitted and comfortable it is aimed at the orthodox community but appeals to many for its fashionable design and sun protection factor. Much of its produce is exported but it can be found at special outlets in Israel.
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by Lisa Brink
Got a yen for that sweet snack that’s also good for
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you? “Overnight Oat and Sesame Bar,” could be your dream answer to guilt-free enjoyment. Lisa Brink tells you all about it and how to make these delicious delights with a simple easy-to-follow recipe.
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