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HEROINES! Songs & Soliloquies for the Soul
Credit: Rebecca Kowalsky
HEROINES! Songs & Soliloquies for the Soul
Credit: Sharon Altshul
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Our nation’s history seems to repeat itself, but so do our nation’s qualities of unbridled bravery, leadership, f...
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By Yochanan Gordon
The Ballad of East and West was not written by me, but by Rudyard Kipling. It’s probably a good thing Kipling isn’t around today because if he were, I might have some copyright issues to contend with.
This article is not really about Kipling’s poem. Rather, it bo...
Election season is underway and the issues run the gamut from local Five Towns elections to congressional races to statewide offices.
The key issue is whether President Trump and the Republican party will be able to maintain the majority in both the Senate and the House. There are a great deal of moving pieces and hopefuls jockeying for position, and much is at stak...
It is almost three years since those infamous days of October 7, 2023. As the months and years pass, many of us are still wondering how such an event could have transpired and how Israel’s southern communities could have been so flimsily protected from the Hamas terrorists that drove across the border and wreaked unimaginable carnage.
They came in hang glide...
During different times of the year, there is a plethora of events and activities that are meant to attract different segments of New York and New Jersey’s vibrant Jewish communities. And the start of summer is one of the busiest times. In fact, last Thursday was so busy that we could have spent the entire day traversing the city as we headed from one event to the o...