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StartUpRoots: Feeding the hungry, educating, promoting sustainability - Vimarsana News

StartUpRoots: Feeding the hungry, educating, promoting sustainability

StartUpRoots is a nine-year-old nonprofit working with a variety of religious schools to instill a Jewish values-focused appreciation for vegetable gardening.

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Journalist and scholar Aharon Ariel, 97, veteran of Israel's war of independence and 'walking encyclopedia' - Vimarsana News

Journalist and scholar Aharon Ariel, 97, veteran of Israel's war of independence and 'walking encyclopedia'

(JTA) — “My grandfather was a true son of Jerusalem,” a granddaughter, Tamar Ariel, wrote in a tribute posted shortly after his death. “

Aharon Ariel, veteran of the war of indepence, died at 97 - Vimarsana News

Aharon Ariel, veteran of the war of indepence, died at 97

Aharon Ariel worked as a journalist whose assignments, according to his granddaughter, included the trial of Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann.

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Scholar Aharon Ariel, War of Independence vet and 'walking encyclopedia,' dies at 97 - Vimarsana News

Scholar Aharon Ariel, War of Independence vet and 'walking encyclopedia,' dies at 97

Jerusalemite Hagana fighter and ex-POW carved out career as journalist, translator, Hebrew teacher and encyclopedia editor, as well as advocating for son captured in Yom Kippur War

Journalist and scholar Aharon Ariel, 97, veteran of Israel's war of independence and 'walking encyclopedia' | JTA - Vimarsana News

Journalist and scholar Aharon Ariel, 97, veteran of Israel's war of independence and 'walking encyclopedia' | JTA

(JTA) — In May 1948, a decommissioned U.S. Navy ship, the Marine Carp, was carrying passengers from New York to Haifa when, stopping in Beirut, it was met by 400