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Save me a seat!

By Shelly Korn | Founder, Sunset Care Last Rosh Hashanah, for the first time, my father-in-law was unable to join our celebration. His care needs made it impossible for us...

Apples, honey and a mighty sting

By DANIEL BLOCH, Exec. Director Cape SAJBD Can you believe it’s already time for apples dipped in honey? Where...

One email, one people, one heart 

By SIMONE SULCAS, Chairperson Cape SAJBD This Rosh Hashanah again feels different in our house.For the past four years,...

The other side of repentance

Growing up, Rosh Hashanah meant the warmth of family. Aunts and uncles, cousins and the occasional friend would...

A new season, a new beginning

By Shelley Trope-Friedman, President, WIZO SA  How is it Rosh Hashanah already? There is something about this time of...

Belonging in the ‘community’

Using my Nudel By Craig Nudelman When Gabi and I got engaged in August 2013, I remember walking on Main Road, Sea Point, when someone who...

Why dumping in is not OK

People love a good kvetch. It’s cathartic, helps us bond with each other, and seems slightly less personal than straight-up gossip. But there are rules...

Freedom of religion and the constitution

A view from the bar By Anton Katz When humans form societies it is healthy, and indeed necessary, for some agreement to exist between the individual...

To remove a President…

By Anton Katz Every country, state, province, city, company, sports club, religious community has a mechanism for removing unpopular or rogue leaders. The Constitution, 1996 contains...

Helping grieving parents – through an Israeli prism

By Allison Kaplan Sommer For ISRAEL21c A key element in Shanun-Klein’s ideas, which she calls the ‘Readjustment Model of Parental Bereavement’ is the assertion that...

Our friends in the Gulf

By Ben Cohen for JNS.org Gamal Abdel Nasser and Osama bin Laden must be turning in their graves. The decision by Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United...

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