We Were Blind

Hamas didn’t descend on us out of the blue: They plotted in plain sight, and we were both too timid and willfully blind to take notice

Not Just One or the Other

The idea of and, that we can hold two conflicting emotions at once, has its roots in DBT therapy

Pompeii is one of the most fascinating time capsules and important archaeological sites in the world

In codependency, a person enables, promotes, facilitates, or actively contributes to another person’s self-destructive behavior

The Ramban explains that Yishmael exists in order to drive Klal Yisrael to be mispallel and thus further their relationship with Hashem

“Perele, would you mind... you don’t have to, of course, but... could you tell me what you meant by what you said before?”

A remembrance on Rav Chaim Walkin’s first yahrtzeit

“I feel like we’re in the shloshim period — I haven’t been listening to music, and I can barely play”

Lord Eric Pickles speaks out on British elites' hostility to Israel

The thought of how Chesed Tzirel’s reputation was spreading made her glow with pride — but how much more work could she take on alone?

Most gaps between the client’s vision and ours can be bridged with a little out-of-the-box thinking