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Galia Berry lives in the Galilee. You can read about her adventures in Israel on her blog, www.MidlifeInIsrael.com
by Galia Berry
For 7 years we lived alone on a mountaintop. Then the three boys in Israel were kidnapped.
Little did I know that our excursion in the Golan Heights would be life-altering.
Peki'in has had a Jewish presence since the Second Temple period, until Arab riots in the 1930s. Meet the remaining member of the Zinatis, the only family who returned.
My brother-in-law was just shy of becoming a chess Grand Master when mental illness reared its ugly head.
In commemoration of U.S. Memorial Day, a letter from an American Jewish soldier to his parents.
Angel of mercy or angel of death? A cautionary tale.
A simple gift from her children teaches one mother an important lesson about love.
There is more than one way to define a large family.
Although my daughter's trip boosted the economy of the very people who wished us dead, it was worth it.
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