Herbert Gold, novelist who mined his own Jewish upbringing, dies at 99 He never enjoyed the commercial success or name recognition of other post-war Jewish writers, but he was widely admired for books that explored Jewish-American identity.
Conservative Judaism’s flagship in mourning after death of 3 influential scholars Samuel Klagsbrun, Israel Francus and Avraham Holtz were former members of the faculty of the Jewish Theological Seminary.
Phillip Ratner, sculptor whose work tells immigrants’ stories at NYC landmarks, dies at 86 The Washington-area artist’s bronzes adorn the museums at Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty.
Students and fellow educators on three continents say goodbye to Israeli reservist killed in tunnel blast