Singer Publicity

16/06/2026

Have you ever heard something so shocking that it makes your world crumble? When you realize your memories from childhood (in this case, collecting money for UNICEF) actually supported death and evil?

Last night I attended a fascinating and upsetting event that made my stomach turn.

It wasn't the speakers - they were outstanding. Focused, clear, inspiring, and grounded - it was the topic: The Price of Terror.

Well done to you, Sarri Fleur Hassan-Nahoum , Anne Hertzberg, legal advisor from NGO Monitor! Deputy Foreign Minister Shareen Haskel spoke beautifully about her activities to bring justice to the world.

The event was co-hosted by StandWithUs , Strength to Strength and NGO monitor.

I learned a lot of things, some surprising, some...not so much:

* The pay-to-slay program where families of Palestinian terrorists and the perpetrators themselves, is REAL. They are indeed to pay to kill Jews and are *very* well-funded (NGO Monitor can tell you more).

* The UN and its many programs (OCHA, UNRWA, UNICEF, etc) have supported terror organizations with no vetting or oversight (they don't even consider Hamas a terror organization even though the international community does!), so if you donate to a foundation or NGO that works with the UN, there's little to no tracking of where the money goes with regards to Gaza.

* All the NGOs in Gaza were (and are still) actively involved with Hamas (shocked, not shocked). Hamas did a lot to hide the tunnels from them, but many of them knew about them.

* The long-term effects of terrorism can paralyze you psychologically, physically, emotionally, and it's vital that you find people who relate to you and can support you in any way.

Sarri Singer's organization, Strength to Strength, is doing amazing work with a worldwide network of survivors of terror attacks... Definitely check out their projects and support them!

Special thanks to Stand With Us for hosting this important program. I was surrounded by people who have lost loved ones in attacks, and it's important to know that there are people who dedicate their lives to fighting terror, stopping evil, and making the world a less broken place.

08/06/2026

From "I can't" --> published author. 📚✨

A few weeks ago, a client came to me with a beautiful idea for a children’s book, but didn't think they'd be able to get it published.

I didn't let them walk away. I gave them a few specific, user-friendly online tools, mapped out a game plan, and gave them a gentle push. This week? They’re holding their printed books in their hands. 😭❤️

The biggest hurdle between you and your book isn't a lack of ideas—it's just not knowing the next practical step.

👉 If you need support, clear direction, and the practical strategy to finally publish your dream project, send me a DM. Let’s make it real.

05/06/2026

"Most people know the stories of Genesis and the patriarchs—Abraham and Isaac, Jacob and Esau, Joseph and his brothers. But Professor Stephen Spector, professor emeritus of English at Stony Brook University and author of the new book God and the First Families, argues that these ancient narratives do something that modern psychology is only now catching up to: they map, with remarkable precision, exactly how parental love either builds resilience in children — or destroys it."

What a beautiful article on Israel365!

In his new book, Professor Stephen Spector argues that the ancient narratives of Genesis do something that modern psychology is only now catching up to: they map, with remarkable precision, exactly how parental love either builds resilience in children — or destroys it.

28/05/2026

Can Genesis teach us about love—trauma—and healing? 🤔

Drop a ❤️ if you believe the Bible is more than just ancient stories.

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Dr. Stephen Spector has spent decades teaching Genesis as a story of family, trauma, and resilience.

He sees that trauma isn’t just about big events; it’s about what stays with us—like Isaac’s silent suffering or Jacob’s family feuds. It's about rivalry and favoritism and our evolving relationship with our parents and with God.

It's a story about family wounds passing through generations—and how love, truth, and forgiveness can repair them.

In 'God and the First Families', Stephen Spector uses science-backed research on trauma and resilience, studies on parenting, and literary analysis to uncover the wisdom from the Bible.

📢Order your copy today and transform your life. Link below.

28/05/2026

Can Genesis teach us about love—trauma—and healing? 🤔

Drop a ❤️ if you believe the Bible is more than just ancient stories.

Turns out, the characters’ struggles aren’t just old tales—they mirror the trauma & healing that we see today.

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Dr. Stephen Spector is professor emeritus of English at Stony Brook University.

He has spent decades teaching the Bible to thousands of undergrad and grad students.

He sees the text as a story of family, trauma, and resilience.

For Spector, trauma isn’t just about big events; it’s about what stays with us—like Isaac’s silent suffering or Jacob’s family feuds. It's about rivalry and favoritism, and our evolving relationship with our parents and with God.

It's a story about family wounds passing through generations—and how love, truth, and forgiveness can repair them.

In 'God and the First Families', Stephen Spector uses science-backed research on trauma and resilience, studies on parenting, and literary analysis to uncover the wisdom from the Bible.

Order your copy today and transform your life.

📢Link below.

27/05/2026

Flora Cassen's "Stained Glass" is "Quite a fascinating page turner, deeply informative and thoughtful in these problematic times."

Read more here:

Stained Glass Stained Glass: A Reflective History of Antisemitism by: Flora Cassen March 24, 2026 New Jewish Press 358 pages review by: Valerie Estelle Frankel Flora Cassen’s Stained Glass: A Reflective History of Antisemitism is exactly the book humanity needs right now. It explores the blood lib...

27/05/2026

There's nothing like the feel and smell of a brand new book!

Welcome to the world, "God and the First Families: Parenting, Trauma, and Healing in the Book of Genesis" by Stephen Spector.

This fascinating new work is the first to use contemporary trauma theory, psychology research, and social sciences to analyse the biblical narratives.

Spector, professor emeritus of English at SUNY Stony Brook, looks at the families - and their relationship with God - like case studies in psychology and it's fascinating!

Rivalries, conflicts, favoritism, rebellion, crime, punishment...
..love and healing.

What does the book of Genesis teach us about emotional healing from trauma? Maybe we should look at Isaac's life after his near-death experience on the altar of sacrifice...

Published by , June 1!

✨Link below.

📢 Want a review copy? Interview? DM us.

14/05/2026

Dr. Flora Cassen is a remarkable writer and historian. Her work focuses on identity, the history of antisemitism, and how history shapes our perceptions of others and ourselves.

Her latest book is "Stained Glass: A Reflective History of Antisemitism", a blend of memoir and scholarship that tackles difficult topics such as hatred, racism, colonialism, antisemitism, and anti-Zionism.

Born and raised in a Jewish family in Antwerp, Cassen reflects about her upbringing in post-war Europe, being labeled as a Jew (despite no visible expression of her Jewishness), and her experiences as an academic on campus over the past 20 years, seeing antisemitism increase.

Her book is fascinating, honest, raw, and opens our eyes to the implicit and explicit narratives we inherit ... Truly worthwhile for anyone wanting to make some sense out of this crazy world we are living in.

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Dr. Cassen is a professor of Jewish Studies and serves as the Director of the Center for the Study of Anti-Jewishness at Brandeis University.

Link below.

11/05/2026

"Of course boilerplate is boilerplate, even of deeply moving and important books, but there are some words curiously missing in this description of a book by an Israeli woman expressing her deeply Jewish grief over the murder of her child by Palestinian terrorists. Here are four of them:

Israel, Gaza, Hamas, Jew."

Courageous and true, Socher from The

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