Chanukah: Seeing in the Darkness
by Sherri Lederman MandellChanukah and the murder of my son taught me a new way of seeing.
Sick Days
by Sherri Lederman MandellIt's hard finding quiet time alone with your child. A stomach ache may be just what the doctor ordered.
Birthday for the Bereaved
by Sherri Lederman MandellThe mother of a terror victim grapples with a meaningful way to commemorate her son's birthday.
Hate Is a Choice
by Sherri Lederman MandellIsraelis are trying to process their grief -- the Palestinians are exploiting theirs.
Thanksgiving Blessings
by Sherri Lederman MandellAfter losing my son, I began to understand what it means to be grateful.
Remembering
by Sherri Lederman MandellPerhaps we fear that by remembering our losses, we'll be unable to move forward.
Eradicate Terror
by Sherri Lederman MandellTerror should not be interpreted. It should be eradicated.
Betrayed by the State Dept.
by Sherri Lederman MandellThe U.S. State Dept. is doing almost the least it can in capturing Palestinian terrorists who have killed Americans in Israel.
Fashioned in the Womb
by Sherri Lederman MandellEncounters with cruelty and compassion, and the womb that breeds them both.
Lot's Wife
by Sherri Lederman MandellA mother, whose son was murdered by Arab terrorists, calls on Palestinian mothers to stop the sanctification of their children's death.