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Why Divorce Can Be Harder Than Death

Why Divorce Can Be Harder Than Deathby: Baruch HaLeviPublished on: 20/10/2026

Having sat with both kinds of mourners, a grief minister explains why divorce is often harder than death, and what men need to keep standing through it.

Why Divorce Can Be Harder Than Death

The Cornell 7 Isn’t Toxic Masculinity. It’s Fake Masculinity.

by: BruchPublished on: 13/10/2026

The Cornell 7 Isn’t Toxic Masculinity. It’s Fake Masculinity. It’s time for new language, new expressions, and a new way forward. Every few months another case breaks, and before the facts are settled, the label is already locked in.

The Cornell 7 Isn’t Toxic Masculinity. It’s Fake Masculinity.

9/11 – It’s Time To Transform Tragedy Into Triumph

by: BruchPublished on: 09/10/2026

Today we remember. Today we grieve. And today, twenty-five years later, we still have a choice about what we do with it. I learned that phrase, transform tragedy into triumph, from Viktor Frankl. He didn’t say it as a slogan.

9/11 – It’s Time To Transform Tragedy Into Triumph

My Friend Wally Chose to Die. Here’s How He Taught Me to Choose to Live.

by: BruchPublished on: 14/08/2026

The last of three blogs about a man who showed up early, saw everything, and made his own case to the very end. Wally is gone. If you’ve been reading my last few blogs on Wally, you know why. It isn’t because he dropped dead of a heart attack, got

My Friend Wally Chose to Die. Here’s How He Taught Me to Choose to Live.