The radio was blaring as I was driving home from work yesterday. Stories of war – of Witkoff’s visit to Gaza. International condemnation. Stalled hostage talks. Protests. Humanitarian crisis. PTSD. Soldiers serving endlessly, giving way beyond what they are capable of. My heart ached. I… | Read More in The Blogs
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