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Postcard from Israel: Beyond the Lens of War

By Menucha Saitowitz April 3, 2025

The war has seeped into every interaction we have. It has become the lens through which we view the world. But it doesn’t have to be. Menucha Saitowitz shares a reflection from Israel. Read More

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Recent Comments
- Peter on Who Am I?Very well presented article.
- Corinne on Who Am I?Thankyou Norman for your kind words. I wish the country spoke to me in a way that represented my tho…
- Corinne on Who Am I?Thankyou Libby. I am sure I remember the name of your father. Wasnt he knighted? I really appreciate…
- Sharon on Postcard from Israel: Beyond the Lens of WarDearest Menucha; What a beautiful story. Thank you for sharing. Sharon Easton; storyteller, writer B…
- Deborah Rechter on Postcard from Israel: Beyond the Lens of WarSuch an important message
- Dorit on Who Am I?Hi Corinne, A brilliant piece. Thank you. This resonates so much with how I’m feeling too. It does f…
- norman finks on Who Am I?corrine so proud of you and can identify with so much if what you wrote. So sorry we didn't get toge…
- Libby Bright on Who Am I?Thank you for your clear comments Corine. I feel so for you add Hallie. I wish Sam was here to read…
- Verity Bierenboim on Under the FlagKaren, that was an amazing article from the heart and the message so important.
- Corinne on Who Am I?Thanks Chris. This time is new to all of us. It feels dangerous and uncertain. But I.have never felt…
- Chris on Who Am I?Oh Corinne, thank you for sharing this essay. I really appreciate getting to hear your story, and ge…
- Rhonda on WELCOME HOME: A Call For PeaceI appreciate your comments and am glad my piece resonated with you. May we all live in peace!
- Rhonda on WELCOME HOME: A Call For PeaceZee, thank you for your kind words. I am glad my piece resonated with you. May we have better days a…
- Rhonda on WELCOME HOME: A Call For PeaceThank you for the feedbacks i am glad my piece resonated with you
- Abbey on The Hands of FateDear Nicole, My heart bleeds for you, for all of them--for all of us. Thank you for your beautiful--…

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Postcard from Israel: Beyond the Lens of War

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