Passover is more than a biblical story—it’s a journey of transformation we take each year, from who we were to who we are becoming. In Kabbalah, Egypt—מצרים Mitzrayim—symbolizes the narrow passages in our lives: the limiting thoughts and fears that confine us....
Shabbat Shalom and Safe Weekend to All ✡️💐🙏 It rained for a few days in the Inland Empire, and the air this morning is fresh and crisp. We took our lil’ darling for a walk around the blooming property and stopped for a kissing fest. Miss Lady is settling into...
Happy Tuesday to All💐 On the third day of creation, God said, ‘It is good’ twice, and it still is! We’re over the moon happy about our new home in the Inland Empire, and thrilled to welcome Lil’ Lady, our adorable Australian Shepherd, who...
The blue sky turned orange-redour hearts are broken, oh, so sad,despite the grief, our strength remaintheir memory lives beyond the pain. We pray for peace to light the wayfor night to turn a brighter dayfor love to heal what hate has doneand bring a new dawn under...
January 1st: A Day of Double Blessings Today, I celebrate the beginning of a new year and the birthday of my one and only darling son, Asaf. While the world popped champagne, I welcomed an incredible gift that keeps on giving. Asaf’s creativity, sharp mind, and loving...
Today, the 5th of Av, marks 30 years since my father, Haviv Shimoni, passed away at 61. Haviv, meaning “the beloved one,” was loved by all who knew him. As a member of the Jerusalem City Council, member of the Knesset, and a leader of the Kurdish community...