No Labels, No Limits
It would serve us well, as individuals and communities, if we could put this ideal into practice.
It would serve us well, as individuals and communities, if we could put this ideal into practice.
After forty years of marriage, the freedom was at times exhilarating, but when I came home, nobody was waiting for me. The house was as quiet as snow. I wasn’t prepared for this—how could I be?
When the need for help is transparent, the Jewish community generally rallies and swings into action. But what happens when it’s not so obvious?
It’s the simplest of questions: “Mah shlomcha?—How are you?” But when your country is at war, how can you give the usual answer?