Juan Bradman, Cuban-Jewish exile whose life inspired a novel, dies at 90
A new life in Brooklyn haunted by the country he and his family were forced to flee.
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A new life in Brooklyn haunted by the country he and his family were forced to flee.
“Everybody in the community has either been touched by this issue or knows someone that has been touched," said David Aronov, UJA-Federation of New York's liaison to the Queens-centered Bukharian community.
Hochul portrayed the initiative as a response to the Biden administration’s national plan to counter antisemitism.