Kitty Dukakis, dead at 88, was the first Jewish spouse of a US presidential candidate
Dukakis took flak for her intermarriage, which she said made her more connected to her Jewish identity
Dukakis took flak for her intermarriage, which she said made her more connected to her Jewish identity
The Monsey, New York resident was an early and outspoken voice about LGBTQ inclusion in the Orthodox Jewish community
Klein died on March 13 at 77
Frankel began his 40-year career at the Times at 19, less than a decade after his family fled the Holocaust
Lowey was the first woman to head the House Appropriations Committee
The journalist and historian proposed an Eleventh Commandment: “Do not be indifferent"
Van Maarsen dedicated the last decades of her life to lecturing about the Holocaust and Frank
The Pulitzer winner was working on a new book, and just moved upstate
דער ברייטער עולם וועט אין גיכן האָבן צוטריט צו די טעקסטן, וואָס שליסן אײַן דעם חומש, יהושע, שופֿטים און רות.
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