MELBOURNE – When history is taught in years to come, most people alive on October 7, 2023, will have a story about where they were when they heard the news. The new book "Ruptured" is a collection of 36 personal essays by Australian Jewish women in the aftermath of that tragic day.
MELBOURNE – When history is taught in years to come, most people alive on October 7, 2023, will have a story about where they were when they heard the news. The new book "Ruptured" is a collection of 36 personal essays by Australian Jewish women in the aftermath of that tragic day.
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