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Edythe Amsel, a new schoolteacher, has a small 1880s Nebraska town up in arms over her newfangled teaching methods, and when Edythe takes her pupils to hear Miss Susan Anthony speak on the women's suffrage amendment, the town’s outcry reaches new heights. (historical fiction). Simultaneous.

The fourth book in the "All MyLove, Detrick" series. Elan Amsel understands what it means to be an Israeli. He's sacrificed the woman he loved, his marriage, and his life for Israel. When Israel went to war and Elan was summoned in the middle of the night he did not hesitate to take up arms and defend his beloved land.   Elan is not a perfect man by any means. He can be cruel, stubborn and self-righteous. But he is brave, and he loves more deeply than he will ever admit. This is his story. However, it is not his story alone. It is also an account of the lives of the women who loved him. Katja, the girl who he cherished but could never marry,who would haunt him forever. Janice, the spoiled American that he wed to fill avoid, who would keep a secret from him that would one day shatter him.And...Nina, the beautiful Mossad agent who Elan longed to shelter and protect,but knew that he could not. "To Be An Israeli" spans from the beginning of the Six-Day War in 1967through 1986 when a group of American tourists are on their way to visit their Jewish homeland. This book is a saga set in a land that is  under the constant threat of war and terrorism. It is the story of a nation built on the blood of her people, a people who understand  Israel is their home, she is their safety net should the world turn its back on the Jewish people as it did during the Holocaust. They know that in order for their beloved homeland to survive they must put Israel first. These are the Israelis. 

A continuation to his widely praised Encyclopedia of Jewish Values, Rabbi Nachum Amsel presents as organized compendium of Jewish values and ethics that deal with human interaction. The topics addressed in this work include Jewish attitudes to leadership, business ethics, modesty with dress, self-defense, peer pressure, family, friendships, and more. Gleaning from the Bible and classic Jewish texts, as well as later authorities such as Maimonides, Nachmanides, Rashi, and the Code of Jewish Law, this work is accessible to readers of many backgrounds. Topics Include: Animals - How Jews Should Relate; Antisemitism and Amalek; Business Ethics; Civil Disobedience; Climate Change - Is It a Jewish Issue? (Ecology); Drugs, Alcohol & Marijuana - Are They Ever Permitted in Judaism?; Ethics of Torture in Judaism; Family - the Key to Jewish and World; Redemption; Friendship; Freedom in Judaism; Getting Old, Being Old and Senility; Going Beyond What is Required: Good Idea or Obligatory?; Honesty and Cheating; Human Dignity, Human Embarrassment, and Humiliating Oneself; Individuality and Conformity; Jewish Happiness; Jewish Hospitality - Hachnasat Orchim; Jewish Leadership - What is It?; Learning and Teaching in Judaism; Mentally Handicapped Jews; Modesty - Tzniut: More than Dress; Money, Wealth and Tzedaka - More than Jewish Charity; Jews Living in a Non-Jewish Society & General Attitude to Non-Jews; Obligation to Help Other Jews, Especially Those Less Observant; Parents and Little Children, Parents and Teens; Peace - at What Cost?; Peer Pressure; Physical Beauty and Ugliness; Privacy vs. Community Obligations; Refusing an Immoral Military Order - Siruv Pekudah; Returning Found Objects; Self-Control; Self Defense; Sex; Snitching and Telling Secrets; Speech in Judaism; Triage: Priorities in Allocating Resources; Universal Healthcare (Obamacare) from the Jewish Perspective; War

A continuation to his widely praised Encyclopedia of Jewish Values, Rabbi Nachum Amsel presents as organized compendium of Jewish values and ethics that deal with human interaction. The topics addressed in this work include Jewish attitudes to leadership, business ethics, modesty with dress, self-defense, peer pressure, family, friendships, and more. Gleaning from the Bible and classic Jewish texts, as well as later authorities such as Maimonides, Nachmanides, Rashi, and the Code of Jewish Law, this work is accessible to readers of many backgrounds. Topics Include: Animals - How Jews Should Relate; Antisemitism and Amalek; Business Ethics; Civil Disobedience; Climate Change - Is It a Jewish Issue? (Ecology); Drugs, Alcohol & Marijuana - Are They Ever Permitted in Judaism?; Ethics of Torture in Judaism; Family - the Key to Jewish and World; Redemption; Friendship; Freedom in Judaism; Getting Old, Being Old and Senility; Going Beyond What is Required: Good Idea or Obligatory?; Honesty and Cheating; Human Dignity, Human Embarrassment, and Humiliating Oneself; Individuality and Conformity; Jewish Happiness; Jewish Hospitality - Hachnasat Orchim; Jewish Leadership - What is It?; Learning and Teaching in Judaism; Mentally Handicapped Jews; Modesty - Tzniut: More than Dress; Money, Wealth and Tzedaka - More than Jewish Charity; Jews Living in a Non-Jewish Society & General Attitude to Non-Jews; Obligation to Help Other Jews, Especially Those Less Observant; Parents and Little Children, Parents and Teens; Peace - at What Cost?; Peer Pressure; Physical Beauty and Ugliness; Privacy vs. Community Obligations; Refusing an Immoral Military Order - Siruv Pekudah; Returning Found Objects; Self-Control; Self Defense; Sex; Snitching and Telling Secrets; Speech in Judaism; Triage: Priorities in Allocating Resources; Universal Healthcare (Obamacare) from the Jewish Perspective; War

The narrative is a history of the Jews of Stropkov, from their first presence about 1640 to 1945. Particular emphasis is on life just before the Holocaust and the events during the Holocaust. Amsel personalizes the times by not merely describing life during these periods but by naming Jewish citizens of the town. Clearly she interviewed many of the survivors and described activity as it happened to specific people. A middle section has more than 100 pictures of the Jews of Stropkov. Heavy emphasis is on life before the Holocaust and even pictures taken during the deportations by a Christian photographer

Sepp Amsel, a fabulously successful gambling hall and saloonkeeper entrepreneur, is about to become the bridegroom in the most public wedding ever to take place in wild and woolly Spokane, Washington. He wants to engage China's detective services when his fiancee's sister is kidnapped and a substantial ransom demanded. There's just one problem. The client thinks it's possible he's being bamboozled because things don't quite add up. Only days remain for China to figure out why the sister was snatched and not the bride. But the clock is ticking. Worse, it isn't long until murder becomes part of the equation. First a bellhop, then a tailor. Who will be next? China had better find out soon, before she, too, becomes a target for murder.