It feels rather ironic to be planning a workshop called “Radical Safety in a Dangerous World,” which I am due to deliver in May while war quite literally rages outside the house. As I think about how to build security and resilience within families and communities, I am hearing the distant booms of missiles being … More Radical Safety in a Dangerous World
At 8.30am on Saturday morning, as sirens wailed out across Israel, letting us know that the country had entered a state of national emergency after the US-Israeli strikes on Iran, everyone in our family knew instinctively what to do. Within a split second, the children stopped what they were doing (planning the Purim costumes they … More When the Sirens Sound…
I’m really too tired this morning to try to find the words to describe how I’m feeling. We had another sleepless night last night – the fourth in a row – with sirens, loud explosions, and rattling windows. All four of us were huddled up in my daughter’s bedroom – our bomb shelter – with … More Nights Under Fire
Higher Than Me 