Study the Talmud: A Retrospective on Herman Wouk and His (Very Jewish) Life
Herman Wouk passed on May 17, of this year, just a few days before his 104th birthday. A Pulitzer Prize winner (“The Caine Mutiny,” 1951)
January 19, 2025
Herman Wouk passed on May 17, of this year, just a few days before his 104th birthday. A Pulitzer Prize winner (“The Caine Mutiny,” 1951)
It’s always easy to tell that Father’s Day is approaching because we are inundated with electronic and paper advertisements for what are deemed the best
As part of their season’s theme of “Spiritual Resistance,” the National Yiddish Theater Folksbiene (NYTF) will present the 2015 David and Clare Rosen Memorial Play-Writing
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Be humble, Be giving… Be blessed! We help to increase prosperity and good deeds! We live in challenging times, when the truth is more hidden
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