Colors: Cyan Color

Dear Editor:

 This is a letter I never wanted to write. My husband Michoel passed away last week. I hate the term, “I lost my husband,” because I never did. For those of you who knew him, he was a tzadik, and I don’t use that term lightly. He learned day and night and was humble about all his accomplishments.

Dear Editor:

 For any cynical people who have lost their faith in humanity for one bad reason or another, please take note of the following. The values and teachings of the members of the Jewish faith and culture have it right. Within that community exists an honesty and neighborly love for one another that warrants admiration and emulation. This has always been true, but recently I have found reason to strongly confirm my belief.

My Trip To Israel In May

Dear Editor:

I would like to share some thoughts about my recent trip to Eretz Yisrael. Although I did not take El Al, on the plane I was surrounded by many Jews in various attire, both religious and secular. Some men walked around with tzitzis, and I saw one Jewish man helping another put on t’filin. I saw this in Israel as well. Many of the stewardesses spoke Hebrew.