Succot starts tomorrow evening

 Dry Bones Golden Oldies in the memory of Yaakov Kirschen by Sali, the LSW.

The holiday of Succot starts tommorrow, Monday, night. Here is a cartoon for Succot from 2006. We are all hoping that this holiday will see our hostages coming home. Meanwhile, we wait.

Also, Carin M Smilk from the JNS just published a really nice last interview with Yaakov. She came to visit him and did the interview 2 weeks before he passed away. It also has a lot of photos. Here is a link to the article at JNS.

https://www.jns.org/if-its-a-success-then-youve-won-yaakov-kirschen-on-a-career-of-cartooning/

Much love, and wishes for peace and for all of our hostages to be really released NOW and for our soldiers to be safe.

Blessings to you all, and your family, and loved ones... peace, health, happiness and freedom, love, Sali, the LSW (Long Suffering Wife)

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We have a New Flagship!

As reported in the Jerusalem Post by Greer Faye Cashman:

Dry Bones finds new home

“WELCOME ABOARD Yaakov!” is the last line in a press release published on Monday by JNS – Jewish News Syndicate. The Yaakov in question is Brooklyn-born cartoonist Yaakov Kirschen, 85, who relocated to Israel in 1971. He began a long career at The Jerusalem Post in January 1973, with his internationally syndicated Dry Bones cartoon, which was a wry interpretation of current events.

Dry Bones kept appearing in publications around the world after Kirschen and the Post parted company.

Highly respected not only as a cartoonist but also as a public speaker, Kirschen is a member of both America’s National Cartoonists Society and the Israeli Cartoonists Society.

The cartoons he produced for the Post were on occasion reprinted in The New York Times, Time magazine, The Wall Street Journal, other major media publications, and of course numerous Jewish newspapers.

The Dry Bones story has been covered by CBS, CNN, Forbes and other media outlets. Kirschen has also published books, including an intriguing Passover Haggadah, which is his personal take on tradition both in text and cartoon.

Kirschen says he’s proud to be at JNS, where he can welcome old fans and provide them with cartoon updates on what is happening in Israel and the Jewish world. JNS for its part, has stated that it’s looking forward to bringing Dry Bones to its readers for years to come.

* * * A big Thank you to Greer Faye Cashman for publishing the story in her wonderful, classic, social (Gossip?) column "Gapevine" in the JPost. ************