Many people have experienced a sprained ankle. Anyone who participates in sports, let alone basketball or running has probably had a sprained ankle. This man is an ultra-marathon runner. He is not only an ultra-marathon runner. He is probably THE ultra-marathon runner. And he has never had a sprained ankle. He runs up, and more [...]
The Boston marathon bombing and the manhunt that followed were followed by a very public and lively debate here in the United States, but also in Israel. One of the major issues that were debated were: “Did terror win?”. Our previous post claimed that the heightened reaction to the manhunt and the anxiety the bombing [...]
Yesterday after a 4 day manhunt, one of the Boston marathon bombers was killed and the other was apprehended. No one can or should argue with this outcome. The people of Boston will get the justice that they deserve and there is no doubt that apprehending the younger brother will prove valuable when it comes [...]
Coming from the Middle East I am no stranger to yesterday’s Boston marathon bombing. The first reaction to the explosion, the anticipation of the seemingly endless news coverage, the guesses, the anger, the heart-warming human reactions. All these seem all too familiar. As an Israeli I am unfortunately all too experienced when it comes to [...]