by Carol Novis
In this book Jonathan Danilowitz details incidents
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in his life in a very honest and intimate way. Most famous for his action against El Al, the ground breaking case that helped established civil rights for homosexuals.
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by David Rhodes
Revised and updated this 2012 edition of Wine Route
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of Israel has extensive new information and is beautifully laid out. Divided into geographical areas, about 100 of the 300 Israeli winemakers are described giving maps, contact details and descriptions about each one.
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by Gitty Glazer
ESRA Ramat Hasharon adopted a local community project,
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Moadonit Nitzanim back in 1995. Gitty Glazer describes the enrichment program and ESRA’s participation in this successful undertaking.
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by Jacki Edry
Netanya students Build a Neighborhood project goes
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international! Jackie Edry writes about the bonding of American volunteers, part of the Masa-Israel Pathways Project, who teamed up with the Netanya student volunteers in the successful project to spruce-up, paint-up and clean-up the neighborhood.
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by Cynthia Yaakovi
Basketball with a Message describes the fun and excitement
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of the ESRA Kiryat Nordau and Hefzibah Build a Neighborhood project where basketball was the star attraction and Hoops for Kids gave away free tickets to the game. Cynthia Ya’akovi gives us the story.
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by Cynthia Yaakovi
Coming of Age in Israel and America . Batmitzvahs are
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celebrated somewhat differently in ’the old ‘country’, USA, from those in Israel. The styles in food, clothing, music and gifts are worlds apart, according to Cynthia Yaakovi….
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Naomi Ariel gives advice on sending flowers abroad,
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payments for medical insurance, toothbrushes and lemons. YEY'NOT BETAN is a chain of supermarkets that has now come to the Industrial Area of Herzliya Pituach in competition to Supersol Deal.
And a very practical idea - put a dab of colorless nail polish over the thread with which a button has been sewn on, it will never unravel and you will never lose the button.
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by Stephen Schwartz
Osteopathy is a hands-on non-manipulative therapy,
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recognized throughout the world as effective in treating numerous painful conditions. The osteopath’s approach is holistic, encouraging patients to become actively involved in the healing process.
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by Mike Rubin
Dr Garfinkel, specialist in Internal Medicine and Geriatrics,
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has excellent success with prescribing the appropriate minimum of medicines necessary for the wellbeing of the elderly recognizing that many of them are over medicated.
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by Herb Hahn
What’s your idea of paradise? For Herb Hahn, the
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Taste of Paradise was hiking along trail and stream in the western Galilee on a lovely Saturday morning, enjoying the fresh air and the sight of a rainbow of wildflowers, then stopping for a delicious lunch at Ezba in Kfar Rama.
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by David Rhodes
Drink Up! Take The Wine Trek where David Rhodes explains
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about the wine you are drinking, the grape from which it originated and the geographical region where it was produced. From the Old Wine Regions of France, Italy, Spain and Portugal to the ‘newer ones of Israel, Australia and South Africa, it’s a stimulating journey.
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by Nira Schneider
There’s fast food, slow food, good food and other
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foods; but how about raw food? The Qualities and Wonders of Raw Food are explained by Nira Schneider: foods which originate in nature, are healthy and tasty and include fruits, vegetables, grains, legumes that are not processed, cooked, baked, fried, or roasted.
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by Lynette Karp
An ESRA MAGAZINE Volunteer reveals how it's done.
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In How Many Hours, Lynette Karp explains how being one of those volunteers enriches her life and how the magazine enriches the lives of its readers, through its informative and entertaining articles.
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by Bernice Lewak Zohn, Darylle Levenbach
Born in South Africa where she studied medicine specializing
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in psychiatry, Valerie Velkes went on to become an expert in family therapy. First in South Africa in the 1960’s, and then in Israel, she was a pioneer and teacher in this relatively new branch of therapy.
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