Israel Sushi / Ramblings of a Reservist Ben & Sarai Kerido (3 – 4 Minute Read) As the war in Ukraine resulting from Putin’s invasion drags on, thousands of Ukrainian Jews have fled, many of them to the land of…
Ben & Sarai Kerido Israel Sushi / Ramblings of a Reservist March 9, 2022 Ukraine is in a state of catastrophe as Russian forces surround and pummel Kyiv. Some of the Jews have fled, especially guided by the leadership of…
Sarai Kerido / Israel Sushi Blog Opinion / Analysis (3-4 Minute Read) Whoopi! [Sarcasm] More antisemitism… The Holocaust isn’t about race. No, it’s not about race. It’s about man’s inhumanity to man.” If you haven’t seen it yet, the vile…
Ben Kerido / Ramblings of a Reservist Blog Opinion / Analysis (3-4 Minute Read) Iran is very rapidly approaching nuclear breakout point, meaning that the capabilities to develop and obtain nuclear weapons are not only imminent, they are all but…
(2-3 Minute Read) Sarai Kerido / Israel Sushi Blog I have been mulling over what happened at Congregation Beth Israel last Shabbat (Saturday, 1-15-22) in my mind for the past couple of days. Watching the events unfold I wanted to…
Ben Kerido (2-3 Minute Read) Captain Ron Birman survived a recent helicopter crash just off the coast of Haifa in Israel. Tragically, the pilots of the helicopter, Lt. Col. Erez Sachyani and Maj. Chen Fogel, were killed in the crash.…
Ben Kerido Ramblings of a Reservist (2-3 minute read) On the morning of January 1st, 2022, Palestinian Arab terrorists in the Gaza Strip ushered in the new year with a barrage of rockets aimed at Tel Aviv and other Israeli…
November 4th, 2021 Ben & Sarai Kerido On the twenty-ninth day of the Hebrew month of Cheshvan, 49 days after Yom Kippur, on a day which usually falls in November, a unique holiday called Sigd is observed by the Beta Israel, or…
Stephanie Caros October 15, 2021 Anyone who knows me also knows that if there’s one thing that I love to enjoy, it’s a good glass of kosher wine. And what better way to enjoy a glass than at a quaint…
Watch or share the mini-documentary by clicking on the image above, or read the article below. Inspired by Mrs. Lea Kedar, the first Jewish woman (as a non-military civilian) to pray at the Kotel (Western Wall) in June of 1967.…
(5-6 Minute Read) Like millions of other Jews around the world, Barry Moscovitz had no choice but to start davening, or praying, at home as synagogues and Jewish worship centers temporarily closed their doors for the COVID-19 pandemic. So Barry,…
(7-8 Minute Read) I had grown up as a relatively simple American girl. Or, at least, my life seemed simple on the surface. I was born into a Roman Catholic family in New Jersey, and my father of French and…
