Journeys

Parshas Matos/Massei - Life's Journeys

When an elderly man had a car accident, suffered a heart attack and nearly died on May 5, it was a police officer’s quick action that saved his life — a fact that hasn’t been lost on Paul McGarvey, the 88-year-old man who says that he’s more than thankful to be alive.

McGarvey, 88, went out of his way earlier this month to express gratitude toward Officer Duane Hostikka, a police officer in North Kansas City, Missouri, who arrived on the scene, couldn’t find a pulse and began administering CPR, WDAF-TV reported.
Read more: http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2015/07/15/elderly-man-who-nearly-died-while-driving-his-car-has-a-message-for-the-police-and-first-responders-who-saved-his-life-thats-worth-hearing/

Why is one sibling always left to care for elderly parents? And why, asks KATE MULVEY, did it have to be me...

Theans to UK Media Watch, an article at the Guardian about the Iran nuclear deal contains the following correction.

This article was amended on 15 July 2015. An earlier version said President Rouhani, in his statement welcoming the deal, referred to Israel by its name, rather than as “the Zionist entity”. In fact he did not refer to Israel by its name, but as “the Zionist usurper regime”. http://ukmediawatch.org/2015/07/16/uk-media-watch-prompts-correction-to-guardian-mistranslation-of-rouhani-speech/