In the January 21 article “Harry’s Biggest Crime? His Nazi Joke Wasn’t Funny,” writer Ros Taylor was misidentified. She is a journalist with the Guardian newspaper…Read More
Due to an editing error, the owner of auction house Kestenbaum and Company was misidentified in a photo caption in the December 17 issue. He is Daniel Kestenbaum.The December 10 article “What Is It About the Lower East Side?” cited classic American success stories such as Andrew Carnegie and Bill Gates and inadvertently added Alger Hiss.Read More
In the November 12 story “Donors Mobilize Resources To Ease Sudan’s Humanitarian Crisis,” the rabbi at Judea Reform Congregation was identified incorrectly…Read More
In the November 26 article “U.N. Committee Passes Resolution,” Amy Goodstein’s position was misstated. She is currently director of United Nations affairs for B’nai Brith International.The November 12 editorial “How the Jews Vote” incorrectly identified the Federalist candidate for U.S. president in 1800.Read More
The Forward 50 entry in the November 12 issue on Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg mentioned that she contributed to a recently published collection of essays, but misidentified the book. The correct title is “I Am Jewish: Personal Reflections Inspired by the Last Words of Daniel Pearl” (JewishRead More
I n the November 12 article “Teenagers Give the Gift of Charity,” the man in the accompanying photograph was identified incorrectly.Read More
The October 15 article “After 25 Years, Soviet Emigrés Still Strangers” incorrectly stated Laura Breitberg’s position. She is the resettlement coordinator for Jewish Family and Children Services of Greater Kansas City…Read More
In the October 1 story “A City’s Renewal Fails To Dim Lure of Suburbs,” the name of the rabbi emeritus at Beth Shalom was noted incorrectly…Read More
The September 17 book review “Ladino and Yiddish — Those Tools of Modernity” incorrectly listed the price of Sarah Abrevaya Stein’s book, “Making Jews Modern: The Yiddish and Ladino Press in the Russian and Ottoman Empire.” The book, from Indiana University Press, costs $35.Read More
In “New Editor Appointed at Jerusalem Post” (September 10), the newly appointed editor’s name was misspelled. It is David Horovitz. In addition, Bret Stephens’s previous job at the Wall Street Journal was misidentified; he was previously an editorial writer, and will now be on the paper’s editorial board.Read More
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