Category Archives: World
We The People Charge Donald J. Trump with High Crimes & Misdemeanors
We Americans, organized as American citizens with American ideals, are determined to protect ourselves, our homes, our spouses and children against terrorist raping migrants and the fake media enemies of the people from our schools, our universities, our very homes! This easily could have come out of the mouth of Donald J. Read more » »
Olde-time LA journalism – Native Intelligence
Part of the front page of the Los Angeles Star published on Oct. 9, 1858. By Susan LaTempa It feels to a lot of readers–and journalists–that we’ve lived through unusually turbulent times at Los Angeles newspapers in recent years, with the shape-shifting but ever-beset L.A. Times typically at the center of the story. Read more » »
Brotherhood Bowling League Update
The competition heats up as first-half winners of the Brotherhood-Eddie Jacobson B’nai B’rith Bowling League head to the second half They’re off and running in the second half of the Brotherhood-Eddie Jacobson B’nai B’rith bowling league season. The first night of competition in the second half was Jan. 21. Read more » »
B’nai B’rith Announces 2019 Sally R. Schneider Scholarship for New York City-Area Student
B’nai B’rith International will award the annual Sally R. Schneider Scholarship to a deserving Jewish female graduate student in the spring of 2019. Applications are now being accepted. Read more » »
Hannah (Kosky) Rosoff
Hannah (Kosky) Rosoff, of Attleboro, MA, entered into rest on January 28, 2019 just prior to her 102nd birthday. She was the beloved wife of the late Carl Rosoff. Hannah was born in the Bronx, New York, the dear daughter of the late Max and Esther (Korzec) Kosky, and sister of the late Lillian Grand. Read more » »
Attorney Gerald Morganstern dead at 76
Gerald Morganstern, prominent New York commercial real estate attorney and industry leader, died Tuesday, January 29, at his home in Hewlett Harbor, N.Y. He was 76 years old. Read more » »
‘Jewish music’ program thrills at UC San Diego
Posted on 31 January 2019. Second Avenue Klezmer Ensemble Story by Eileen Wingard, Photos by Cantor Sheldon Foster Merel Eileen Wingard The Cantors Childs, son David and father Mark LA JOLLA, California — The venerable UCSD pianist, Cecil Lytle, Read more » »
Photos: Today in History: Jan. 31 | Photo Galleries
Photos: Today in History: Jan. 31 | Photo Galleries PostBulletin.comIt isn’t often that celebrities, visiting the City Hall in New York City, pause to get a shine from the roving bootblacks in City Hall Park. But Mary Pickford did, when … Read more » »
Reflections From A Hindu Perspective | Discrimination
DR. MANKAR PATTEKAR Recently, I was fortunate enough to be on a panel discussion about anti-Semitism at B’Nai B’Rith senior housing apartment. As I heard the speakers voice their opposition to anti-Semitism and support for the people of the Jewish faith, the words of one of the adages of Hinduism reverberated again and again in my mind . . . . Read more » »
Longtime pharmacist in downtown Charleston Samuel Rosen dies at 89.
Samuel Isaac Rosen, longtime pharmacist in downtown Charleston, died Wednesday. He was 89 years old. Rosen was born December 2, 1929 to Bella Kreitman and Jacob Rosen, Polish immigrants from Kaluszyn, a small town 35 miles west of Warsaw. Read more » »
