As lockdown really started to kick in and the challenges of what it meant to not leave your home for days, social isolation, money worries and bereavement, kicked in, organisations, charities and even synagogues were transforming their work. Liberal Judaism pretty much shifted overnight in terms of its work, much Read more…
I’m not an architect and I’m not an anthropologist, this post is a personal reflection of what it means to experience architectural transition. ‘If Esau come to the one camp, and smite it, then the camp which is left shall escape.’ (Genesis 32:9) When I first lived in Israel in Read more…
I know what you’re going to ask me – have I been away, was it productive, did I have a good sabbatical. In answer to all three questions let me first say thank you for giving me the space and time for it. It probably saved my life or my Read more…