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The Last Reagan Torchbearer: How Michael Reagan Shaped Conservative Media, Faith, and the Newsmax Generation

  By: Fern Sidman Michael Reagan, the eldest son of President Ronald Reagan and the late actress Jane Wyman, has died at the age of 80,...

Israeli Educator Rivka Avihail, Who Survived Holocaust in Hiding, Dies at 93

(AP) — Rivka Avihail, a Holocaust survivor who devoted her life to education, remembrance and advocacy for fellow survivors—particularly those who lived in hiding...

JFK’s Granddaughter Tatiana Schlossberg, 35, Dies After Courageous Battle with Leukemia

  By: Jeff Gorman The death of Tatiana Schlossberg at the age of 35 has reverberated across the worlds of journalism, environmental advocacy, and American public...

Norman Podhoretz, a Grateful American

By: Meir Y. Soloveichik It is one of my favorite stories, told in Norman Podhoretz’s 2000 book My Love Affair with America—a tale for which...

Frank Gehry, Architect of Unruly Beauty and Jewish Subtext Dies at 96; Leaves a Daring Global Legacy

By:  Andrew Carlson Frank Gehry, the Toronto-born visionary whose name became synonymous with the radical reimagining of form, volume and movement in contemporary architecture, died Friday...

Maj. Gen. (res.) Dan Tolkowsky, Architect of Israel’s Air Power & Founding Visionary of Its Defense Establishment, Dies at 104

  By: Fern Sidman – Jewish Voice News Israel this week bid farewell to one of the most consequential figures in its military and technological history,...

Robert A.M. Stern, Famed New York Architect Behind Landmark Buildings, Dies at 86

(AP) – Acclaimed architect Robert A.M. Stern, a prominent figure in American architecture who designed notable museums, libraries and residences, died Thursday, according to...

Rabbi Alvin Kass, Beloved NYPD Chaplain and Spiritual Anchor for Six Decades, Dies at 88

By: Fern Sidman The New York Police Department lost one of its most enduring symbols of compassion and moral strength with the passing of Rabbi...

Saul Zabar, the ‘Lox-Smith’ Who Defined New York’s Palate, Dies at 97

By: Russ Spencer By all measures, Saul Zabar was not merely a grocer — he was a cultural institution. A fixture of the Upper West...

Rabbi Dov Fischer, Orthodox Leader and Activist, Dies

  Brooklyn-born rabbi, attorney, and prolific writer leaves behind a legacy of Jewish activism and unapologetic defense of Israel By: Fern Sidman               Rabbi Dov Fischer, Esq., a...

Aron Bielski: The Last of the Holocaust Hero Brothers

By Moshe Phillips Aron Bielski passed away just before Rosh Hashanah. With his death, the last of the heroic Bielski brothers — who led the partisans,...

Dvir Lisha HY”D: The First Swords of Iron Fallen Soldier Buried on Mt. Herzl

Dvir Lisha HY"D: The First Swords of Iron Fallen Soldier Buried on Mt. Herzl Dvir Lisha HY"D was a victim of the Katif Disengagement at...

Charlie Kirk — From Suburban Chicago Activist to National Conservative Voice

Charlie Kirk — From Suburban Chicago Activist to National Conservative Voice By: Fern Sidman Charlie Kirk’s journey from a teenager in suburban Chicago to one of...

Maurice Tempelsman, Diamond Magnate and Confidant to Jackie O, Dies at 95

  By: Russ Spencer Maurice Tempelsman, the enigmatic diamond magnate whose life intertwined the spheres of politics, wealth, African resource markets, and high society, died on...

Jewish ‘Sopranos’ star Jerry Adler dead at 96

( JNS) Jerry Adler, a Broadway veteran and acclaimed Jewish actor best known for his role as consigliere Herman (“Hesh”) Rabkin on HBO drama “The...

Decorated WWII Veteran Considered America’s Last Surviving ‘Ace’ Pilot Dies at 103

(Breitbart) The U.S. World War II veteran considered the last surviving “ace” pilot died on August 14 in his home state of Nebraska at...

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