Brawe new world

We can only agree wholeheartedly with David Gleicher’s dismay (“Spellbound,” Letters, October 25) when he describes the confusing and awkward transliterations of place names on road signs in Israel, as mandated by the Academy of the Hebrew Language. "} 7a:{"position":26,"content":"

One example he gives is to use the letter “w” for the Hebrew letter “vav.” In view of this, he probably should have spelled his first name “Dawid.”

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MOSHE GOLDBERGJerusalem

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Bright sight: Pro-semite night

I live in Texas and read your online newspaper. I saw the article “‘Vax the Jews’ banner hung over bridge near Austin JCC” (October 25) about the Austin Texas antisemitic incident of banner and also a report on our local news station."} 7d:{"position":29,"content":"

It would be nice if you could mention that while that incident from some lunatic did happen, so did the “Night to Honor Israel” last night in San Antonio, with a stadium full of people praying for Israel with the Jewish community, and presenting checks for over two million dollars to multiple Israeli organizations from the over 10-million strong members of Christians United for Israel.

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It was an incredibly blessed evening, one I hope you will mention on your news.

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KATHLYNN WRAYSan Antonio, Texas

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Court: Deport

“Court orders return of cable car survivor Eitan to aunt in Italy” (October 26) makes me feel pleased that I am not the judge who had

Letters to the Editor October 27, 2021: Gauge the building outrage

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