The Rage Less Traveled The Rage Less Traveled A terror attack left Kay Wilson with multiple machete wounds. She continues to courageously fight back. by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

ISRAEL UPDATE     The Rage Less Traveled         A terror attack left Kay Wilson with multiple machete wounds. She continues to courageously fight back.     by Rabbi Shraga Simmons     For British-Israeli tour guide Kay Wilson, December 18, 2010 began like any other day. On a hike with a Christian-American friend, Kristine Luken, they’d been enjoying a balmy day in the Mata Forest west of Jerusalem – a sanctuary of pine trees, humming birds, and wildflowers. The women sat on a limestone slab, eating sunflower seeds under the shade of a carob tree. Kristine was humming “Somewhere Over the Rainbow,” when Kay noticed two men, 20 yards away, crouching in the bushes. Read More       Judenrein Europe by Joel Kotkin     Talking with Angels by Menucha Chana Levin Weekly Torah Portion Click Here...   Today's Quote – Sivan 28 Today's Photo – Sivan 28 This photograph taken by Dror Avi features the coastal city of Netanya, a popular spot for locals and tourists from around the world.     Featured at Aish.com     The Three Types of Conversations in Marriage   The Day Fox News was On in My Gym     World War II Hero Speaks Out   [TODAY'S RECIPE] Bread: Back to Basics