DIY
My garden is miles from manicured, nor is it pedicured. It will never appear in any magazine — except, apparently, the one you’re holding in your hands
Sister Shmooze
While we do use Waze, we’re less than impressed with the idea that technology has made getting lost obsolete. People can still get lost
I dare me
To get my feet wet, I decide to leave the largest donors for the end and start with the low-hanging fruit, like my grandmother
Fiction
This is a good chance to test out her teacher’s concerns. I watch her closely for signs of not hearing, or misunderstanding, as I launch into storyteller mode
Windows
When you’re not thinking about it, there’s restlessness and emptiness in your being. You turn the music up loud just to feel something beat in you
Map the Starlight
In the center is Jerusalem, with a verse from Psalms: “Joy of the world.” He takes a breath. It is exquisite
Center Stage
She looked so beautiful when she smiled like that. With an actual sparkle in her eyes. Why didn’t she do so more often?
On the House
There’s nothing wrong with adding a sushi bar, and other things, but you do realize that our hottest menu items were traditional, old-fashioned foods
Inside Israel
Battle over draft law heats up as summer deadline approaches
On Topic
A frum workplace would seem to offer a safe harbor from the stormy challenges of the secular job market. But smooth waters can hide treacherous currents
Profiles
As Jerusalem gears up for municipal elections at the end of the summer, Agudah MK Uri Maklev reflects on his own first foray into local politics
Communities
A new study examines common myths about the chareidi sector while pinpointing areas of concern
