ERETZ Editors’ blog
Every year, the day after the Passover Seder, the traditional exodus of the people of Israel begins. Hundreds of thousands take to the skies for a trip abroad, thousands more picnic in nature reserves, parks and forests. The reason is clear, Israel is on holiday. Government and public offices close down, which means that...
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The days before Passover is the time that Israelis send each other the traditional “Hag Sameach”, Happy Holiday, greeting. Religious Jews will add “and kosher” to their greeting, and artistic types will wax eloquently about spring, renewal, new beginnings and freedom.
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Driving north yesterday I saw my first flock of storks for the season. A little early for spring I thought to myself, but early and late in relation to seasons in the last decade or so, are terms in flux. The storks were acting a little crazy – whirling around on invisible thermals, that...
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The reports coming out of Syria describe the atrocities of Bashar Asad’s regime, in fighting against civilians. A stream of articles, pictures and videos show us the horrors of the civil war in Syria’s cities, the thousands of victims, and the atrocities committed by the regime. But, in between the lines there are a...
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