Category Archives: The Jerusalem Post
Grapevine November 18, 2020: Not quite as bad as we thought
Take off your hat to Yaacov Peterseil
Richard Schifter, Holocaust survivor who served as US diplomat, dies
Schifter was born in Vienna to Polish parents. At the age of 15, he received a visa to go to the United States. The rest of his family died at the hands of the Nazis. By MARCY OSTER/JTA OCTOBER 6, 2020 04: 42 Holocaust survivor Jacques Innedjian wears a tallit and tefillin as he celebrates his bar mitzvah at the Western Wall. Read more » »
Fighting for the rights of women
Grapevine, September 16, 2020: Focus on Jerusalem
Remembering the roots of Israel’s National Library
The library was perhaps the one place in Jerusalem where one could find books on mathematics, science, secular philosophy, modern educational methods and other subjects. By CHARLES O. KAUFMAN AUGUST 19, 2020 21: 37 THE CONSTRUCTION site of the new National Library in Jerusalem in August, 2020. Read more » »
National Library of Israel and the books of the people
With the cultural repository shuttered since last week, its chairman tells ‘In Jerusalem’ why we should all care. The reading room of the National Library of Israel, in Jerusalem (photo credit: NATIONAL LIBRARY OF ISRAEL) Argentinian author Jorge Luis Borges once said, “I have always imagined that paradise will be a kind of library. Read more » »
Nasrallah: We know more about Haifa Port than Beirut Port
American Jewry offers a warm welcome to Brian Hook’s replacement
Hook, served in the position for the past two years, is being replaced by Elliott Abrams, who currently serves as the special representative for Venezuela. By DANIEL NISINMAN AUGUST 7, 2020 20: 26 American diplomat Elliott Abrams speaks during the United Nations Security Council meeting about the situation in Venezuela, in New York, U.S. Read more » »














