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(Israel Hayom via JNS) — Today we mark 34 years since the murderous bombing of the Israeli Embassy in Buenos Aires, which left 29 dead— Israelis, Argentines and nationals of other countries—dozens of wounded, and bereaved families who carry the scars to this day. Two and a half years later, the Argentine capital was struck by another terrorist attack, this time at the AMIA (the country’s main Jewish community center), which exacted an even greater toll: 85 dead and more than 300 wounded. Two similar attacks: the same city, the same method...

Sandi Solomon, (nee Torgovnick) is a remarkable woman. Many of you know her as she has spent most of her working life serving the community living in Seminole County. In fact, you may have enjoyed programs she was instrumental in developing while serving three, four-year terms as Casselberry City Commissioner. If you have ridden on the extensive bicycle trails throughout Seminole County, thank Solomon, as she was instrumental in turning Casselberry into a bike-friendly city for all to enjoy. The...

Aaron Weil, former CEO of UCF Hillel and his wife, Sharon, former executive director of nonprofit operations for Kinneret Council on Aging, live in Tel Aviv. Heritage has permission to repost the following from Aaron. I am frequently asked by my friends abroad "how are we holding up in Israel these days"? This got me thinking. The short answer is like a Honey Badger, a Mongoose or a Hedgehog facing wave after wave of venomous snakes. The longer answer is below. How are we doing? We are tired,...