Amos Oz, a ‘saintly intellectual’ who turned Israel’s national reality into literature
By ANDREW SILOW-CARROLL NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – Amos Oz would often speak in the kind of tossed-off epigrams that come only
By ANDREW SILOW-CARROLL NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – Amos Oz would often speak in the kind of tossed-off epigrams that come only
By STEPHEN SILVER NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – When a huge auction was held at Sotheby’s in early December of items belonging
NEW YORK CITY (JTA) — A hand-crocheted yarmulke that once belonged to Frank Sinatra sold at auction for nearly $10,000. The