A Ride Into The Future
Have you ever ridden in a driverless car?
Shmira at the Morgue
Nine days after the attacks, another Jewish response began.
Queens Jewish Link
Connecting the Queens Jewish Community Local
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Alan Sherman: I Just Wanted To Get Home
My memories of 9/11 will never fade.
There Are Still Names We Do Not Know
Approximately 200 Hatzolah medics responded to the World Trade Center attack.
Sergey Kadinsky: Loss of Unity at Quarter Century Since 9/11
There are many New Yorkers who witnessed the attack on the World Trade Center a quarter century ago who have yet to visit the National September 11 Memorial & Museum in downtown Manhattan. Depending on who is asked, the memories are too traumatizing, and there are countless other neighborhood memorials and commemorative events where one can pause to reflect.
Lew Gray: He Said Shema, Faced the Darkness, and Somehow Made It Home
Lew Gray saw the fireball from the second plane striking the World Trade Center and twice made his way through debris from the falling towers that “turned day into night” on September 11, 2001.
Rabbi Yehuda Oppenheimer: A Different Kind of Selichos
On the morning of September 11, 2001, I was the rabbi of a small shul in Portland, Oregon. That year, we were saying Selichos in the home of a congregant who was sitting shivah — in a small community, the entire minyan moves to the mourner’s home. We had just gathered in his living room and were about to begin when one of our members rushed in, visibly agitated. “Stop! Turn on the television!”
