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January 27, 2022
“Womb of Diamonds” Details the Life of a Syrian Woman in Japan
Ezra Choueke didn’t set out to write a book, but after hearing his grandmother’s fascinating stories, he knew he had to publish them.
Mickey Fine Pharmacy Providing the Community With Vaccinations
After months of waiting for government approval and vaccine deliveries, the husband-and-wife team behind Mickey Fine Pharmacy, Jeff Gross and Gina Raphael, have finally been able to start offering vaccinations.
Or Ami Announces the Myron and Nancy Dembo Social Justice Initiative
The $130,000 endowment, which will enable the synagogue to expand their education and advocacy efforts.
London Man Arrested for Assaulting Two Jewish Men
The assault, which can be seen on security footage, shows the two Jewish men leaving a bakery in the London Borough of Haringey when the assailant says something to them, and then punches them repeatedly. Both Jewish men were struck in the head and fell to the ground, suffering bruising, a fractured hand and an eye injury.
Hidden Heroes: How Young Jewish Women Fought the Nazis
The incredible Holocaust story of Bela Hazan Yaari and her friends is about to be immortalized in an upcoming book written by her son
Flyers Stating “The COVID Agenda is Jewish” Found in San Francisco, Miami, Denver
The flyers were also found scattered throughout Beverly Hills in November and several other states. Stop Antisemitism tweeted that the flyers were “distributed by the white supremacist group ‘GoyimTV’ led by Jon Minadeo II.”
Man Arrested for Allegedly Selling Gun to Colleyville Terrorist
“Federal firearm laws are designed to keep guns from falling into dangerous hands,” U.S. Attorney Chad E. Meachem said in a statement. “As a convicted felon, Mr. Williams was prohibited from carrying, acquiring, or selling firearms
Agnon’s Nobel Prize Partner: The Holocaust Poetry of Nelly Sachs
Reflections for International Holocaust Remembrance Day