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Cathy LawiThe Times of Israel (Blogs) |
There is something we ask of ourselves on memorial days that we rarely name: we ask ourselves to remember in a way that is already complete. To stand...
Yom HaShoah 5786 — A Reflection from Wartime Israel There is a question that keeps surfacing in me, beneath the sirens, beneath the news, beneath...
What two catastrophes transmitted to their descendants, and what this war reactivated in both of us I am a trauma specialist. I have spent twenty...
Every year the youngest child at the table asks: “why is this night different from all other nights?” This year the question is clearer than ever....
On choosing life when the sirens sound A personal essay from Israel I do not know if I will be here next week. This is not a metaphor. And yet, I get...
On living with mortal danger and the inexplicable joy of belonging to this people A personal essay from Israel I do not know if I will still be here...
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