In Hebrew, ‘ben’ (בן) means ‘son’ or ‘son of’.
* * *
David Bogomolny was born in Jerusalem to parents who made Aliyah from the USSR in the mid-70’s. He grew up in America and returned to Israel as an adult. He works as a grant writer for the Jewish Agency for Israel. He and his wife and daughter live in Jerusalem.
He began writing the ‘Skeptic’s Kaddish for the Atheist’ in Jerusalem, Israel, 30 days after burying his father in South Brunswick, New Jersey, USA. His series was originally published on the Times of Israel blogs.
The Skeptic's Kaddish 🇮🇱 
Hi David – after you kindly liked my post ‘Shiba Inu’ (I don’t really show the site to anyone so that was really encouraging!) I visited your page and read ‘Natural English, or: Sidespin’. I was so blown away I have kept the tab open on my phone for a few weeks now. Truly beautiful and so lyrical. Looking forward to reading more. Poppy
Poppy, it’s nice to meet you 😊
Thanks for the kind compliment!
💛
David
[…] was the first time I hosted a prompt! Thank you David for hosting wonderful W3 prompts and allowing poets to challenge […]
💛
[…] week Colleen Chesebro’s Challenge is an Ekrphastic Photoprompt with a lovely image David, from the Skeptic’s Kaddish, provided the photo for this month’s challenge. This is a photo of […]
😘
[…] 20, 2022May 20, 2022 ~ RuthScribbles This post is in response to Colleen’s weekly challenge. David, of The Skeptic’s Kaddish provided this photo for this challenge. Click here for […]
💓
[…] week for #TankaTuesday we used an image from David at the Skeptic’s Kaddish. Here are my instructions: This is a photo of David’s father. […]
🤎
[…] is for the Colleen’s weekly #TankaTuesday Challenge, brought to us this week from David at Skeptic’s Kaddish. Here was today’s prompt: “This is a photo of David’s father. Please be aware that he […]
💘