On the Eighth Day

Marking the Eighth Day of Chanukah 2023, our Festival of Freedom.
After the horrors of Oct 7th, we expected the world to understand.

We were wrong.

Happy Chanukah to us All
Bring Them Home NOW!

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1. Write a check to “REPORT, Inc.”
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REPORT, Inc.
PO Box 1670
Southampton, PA 18966
U.S.A.

Excuse Us

Every Jewish holiday has its special food.
Not this one.

Shanah Tovah to us All!

* * * Please help Dry Bones thru PayPal or you can use your Credit Card by just clicking on the link below:
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ALSO PLEASE NOTE:
TO DONATE $50 or MORE BY CHECK (U.S. Tax DEDUCTIBLE)
1. Write a check to “REPORT, Inc.”
2. Write a cover note stating that these funds are to be directed to Dry Bones Project. Mail the Check and the accompanying cover letter to:
REPORT, Inc.
PO Box 1670
Southampton, PA 18966
U.S.A.

Uncle Bernie

According to the Washington Examiner:

In his essay, he argues that it's actually offensive that anybody would accuse somebody on the Left of being anti-Semitic. "Opposing antisemitism is a core value of progressivism," Sanders writes. "So it’s very troubling to me that we are also seeing accusations of antisemitism used as a cynical political weapon against progressives."

In reality, examples of anti-Semitism are rampant on the Left, especially on college campuses and in activist circles. The Women's March was torn apart by anti-Semitism among its leadership. One of the anti-Semitic leaders, Linda Sarsour, who has argued that women who support Israel should have no place in the feminist movement, is a surrogate for Sanders. -more

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Happy Holiday (2002)

November 17, 2002

This Saturday night is the first night of Hanukkah... In 2013 I will have been doing Dry Bones for 40 years. And every year I anguish over how to spell the name of the holidsy... So Have a Happy!