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Sarah Tuttle-SingerThe Times of Israel (Blogs) |
There are a lot of things people claim they didn’t mean on social media. A poorly worded tweet. An article they didn’t read closely. A meme they...
I write this first as a Jew. Then as a Jerusalemite. And also as a Californian. I was raised in a home where the idea of a Jewish homeland was not an...
WARNING: the following is satire. We had a quiet night in Jerusalem. Which, frankly, felt suspicious. So obviously I spiraled. I stayed up late...
The Home Front Command sends alerts. It tells us how many seconds we have to reach shelter. It reminds us to keep water nearby. It has infographics....
There are cities with reinforced concrete and government-issued instructions laminated on the wall. And then there is Jerusalem. Here, when the siren...
There is an old Jewish idea that the world rests on thirty-six hidden righteous people — the lamed-vavnikim. They do not know who they are. They do...
The Mamluks did not come to Jerusalem to Daven. They came with horses and steel and the discipline of men who had once been owned. Slave-soldiers who...
The 10 kinds of people you’ll meet in the market on the first Friday of Ramadan — Right before Shabbat — in the Old City of Jerusalem — During...
A passionate storyteller with an eye for beauty, the American native moved to Israel in 2002 and quickly became a prominent voice within the Anglo...