Crossing the Divide is the gripping tale of two families challenged by the question "Where should a Jew live?" In Eretz Yisrael, where the very holiness of the soil compensates for hardships and dangers? In a major Torah center, near home and family? In one of the outlying areas where every individual counts? Those who leave the communities in which they were raised must set out on an adventure and, as with the pioneers crossing the Great Divide in the Rocky Mountains, it is an uphill struggle whose success is not assured. This is a timely and timeless tale by author Rachel Pomerantz of believable characters struggling to make crucial life decisions.

Crossing the Divide

Rachel Pomerantz

Hamodia Treasures

Against the backdrop of the Gulf Crisis in the Middle East, a family wages a battle all their own: to raise their foster son in the ways of the Torah.

Cactus Blossoms

Against the backdrop of the Gulf Crisis in the Middle East, a family wages a battle all their own:  to raise their foster son in the ways of the Torah.

Philipp Feldheim

<p>Orange Groves. By Rachel Pomerantz. Laura Hirsch will stop at nothing to promote her daughter's books - why shouldn't Barbara get the fame and recognition she deserves? But a devastating contractual glitch forces Barbara to reconsider her publishing plans and her dreams of building a bridge between two distant segments of Israeli society.. Ronny Arzi's unconventional family background has hindered his shidduch prospects time and again. Will he ever find a girl willing to look beyond his past, in order to build with him the stable home he never had?. Fourteen-year-old Bentzi Ben-Ami may be too young to vote, but he refuses to stand by apathetically while his country makes shortsighted decisions. With his brother's newfound attraction to yeshivah life, he feels he must act - but will he be walking into a precarious trap?. In Orange Groves, renowned author Rachel Pomerantz reacquaints readers with many of the beloved characters from Wildflower, Cactus Blossoms, and Bells and Pomegranates as they confront political protests, teens on the edge, bureaucratic red tape, and ultimately their own prejudices in this thought-provoking story.. ISBN978-1-61465-114-7. AuthorRachel Pomerantz. Cover typeHardcover. Pages392</p>

Orange Groves

Judaica Place (

<p>Ruth Robinson is a psychologist who converted to Judaism and moved to Jerusalem, where she struggles to raise her twin daughters, Gila and Rina, on her own. To her dismay, her best friend, Karen Prescott, disapproved of her choice and dropped the friendship over a decade ago. Karen has her own challenges as she adopts an orphan, furthers her career as a mathematician, and copes with her father’s hostility toward her husband. Can Ruth and Karen bridge the barriers of mistrust that keep them apart? And will Ruth’s daughter Gila be able to recover from the traumas of her past? Renowned author Rachel Pomerantz has created a compelling and intricate masterpiece about family conflicts extending as far as Britain, India, and Japan. Fans of Bells and Pomegranates and Orange Groves as well as new readers will enjoy this absorbing novel about the tenuous bonds of friendship that reach far across the world. Rachel Pomerantz is a research mathematician and novelist, wife, mother, and grandmother. She is the author of the popular novels Wildflower and A Time to Rend, a Time to Sew, in addition to being the retired Dean of Exact Sciences at Bar Ilan University.</p>

Bridges Across the World

Menucha Publishers

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Books by Rachel Pomerantz

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Crossing the Divide

Cactus Blossoms

Cactus Blossoms

Orange Groves

Bridges Across the World