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Koby Mandell. (courtesy)
Some people think there are three kinds of time the past, the present, and the future. But there’s another kind of time, time that exists outside of time. Time that doesn’t pass or disappear. Time that remains constant. The time that accompanies the death of a child, in our case, the murder of our son Koby, 20 years ago.
Apr 13, 2021
Yom Hazikaron tells us that we are part of a community that witnesses and remembers in order to learn and care and build.
By Sherri Mandell, JNS
For some of us, this is a whole year we don’t want to remember. A year of COVID-19, with many people sick and out of work or in the hospital. It hasn’t been easy.
Yet, it’s surprising that there wasn’t more history passed down about a similar plague, the Spanish flu in 1918-1920, which affected a third of the world’s population.
Maybe they didn’t want to remember. And, of course, there was a lot less communication then no e-mail or Instagram or Twitter.
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Reliable Sources, Brian Stelter and the crew got real about getting fake.
In case you didn’t hear, Fox News Digital Politics Editor Chris Stirewalt recently penned an op-ed the
Los Angeles Times.
Turns out, Chris is no longer with the network.
Official reason: A restructuring.
In the article, he hailed the heroics of journalism:
The American news business is chockablock with the stories of heroic (and sometimes underhanded) efforts to beat the competition and get the news to an information-starved public.
In my career as a political analyst and, until my firing last week, an election forecaster on the decision desk at Fox News, I have always been with Brooks. I wanted to steam downriver as fast as I could to be first with the news to beat the competition and serve my audience.