by Liba Pearson

The shmata on my head is a statement as bold as my red curls: I am proud to be a Jew.

by Liba Pearson

Those who took up arms weren't the only heroes in the Holocaust.

by Liba Pearson

The 17th of Tammuz is a day of distortion, of confusion, of fear. The looming specter of war makes this very clear.

by Liba Pearson

How do you rebuild after losing everything? Ask David Hatuel.

by Liba Pearson

A mother's love can never be repaid.

by Liba Pearson

A Jerusalem resident's personal reaction to the bus bombing.

by Liba Pearson

Mother's Day is not a Jewish holiday; it's a brilliantly contrived marketing tool. But try telling that to my mother.

by Liba Pearson

Terrorists want our fear as much as our blood. Whatever happens, they sure won't get my fear.

by Liba Pearson

How do we Israelis deal with this constant killing that lurks around every corner, flaring up in periodic, spectacular displays of just how evil man can be?

by Liba Pearson

I don't know what kind of Jew Daniel Pearl was -- if he went to synagogue regularly or thought about keeping kosher. And it just doesn't matter.

by Liba Pearson

Our enemies seek to destroy more than our bodies: it is our spirit. It is in this that they are most mistaken. Nothing is so indomitable as the Jewish spirit.

by Liba Pearson

What is the right thing to say to someone in deep pain? Jewish insights into comforting those who need it most.

by Liba Pearson

Keeping a relationship alive across the miles is no easy task. These tips make the job more manageable.

by Liba Pearson

My mother led a one-woman solidarity mission to Israel to prop up the nation's economy and flagging spirits.

by Liba Pearson

Brawling comes with the territory of any real relationship. But prize fighters make arguing a way of coming closer together.

by Liba Pearson

Yom Ha'atzmaut marks the moment when Israel burst into being. More than ever, it's nothing to be taken for granted.

by Liba Pearson

Love is not a do-it-yourself project. So when looking for a spouse, pick one you can live with -- off-the-rack.

by Liba Pearson

How do I know if this is the person I want to be with for the rest of my life?

by Liba Pearson

"There is an undercurrent of tension. I am all too aware that, not so far away, Jewish police officers and soldiers are putting their lives on the line to protect Israel."

by Liba Pearson

When it comes to getting over a relationship's demise, a little patience and play-acting go a long way.