Recommendation for A. M. Rosenthal for the 1987 Pulitzer Prize

This is a photograph of a religious gathering of Haredi Jewish men. A sign on the wall indicates that the event is a "Keviat Mezuzot" (the ceremony of affixing mezuzahs) for the institution "Heichal 'Mishneh Halachot - Ungvar'" in Jerusalem. The sign also mentions that the institution is under the presidency of the Admor (Hasidic Rebbe) of Ungvar. The men are dressed in traditional attire, with black hats and coats, and are gathered around a table in what appears to be a celebratory or dedicatory event.

Pilar Rahola, a Spanish journalist, criticizes the international press and the European left for their biased reporting and stances on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and Islamic dictatorships. She highlights the lack of demonstrations against Islamic dictatorships (e.g., Sudan, Burma), women's enslavement, and child soldiers, contrasting it with strong opposition to Israel. Rahola argues that the left often confuses support for Palestinians with defense of terrorism and disproportionately criticizes democratic states like the US and Israel while ignoring abuses in countries like Syria, Yemen, and Iran. She points out instances in Spain, such as a socialist mayor changing Holocaust remembrance day to "Nabka Day" and the Barcelona city council inviting a known terrorist, Leila Khaled. Rahola concludes that her non-Jewish background compels her to fight anti-Semitism and defend Israel, as its destruction would signify the destruction of liberty, modernity, and culture. She asserts her duty as a journalist to seek truth beyond prejudice and manipulation.

This document is an email from Alessandra Farkas of Corriere della Sera to Professor Elie Wiesel, dated May 12, 2011. The email expresses gratitude for Wiesel's editorial, which appeared in the May 9th edition of Corriere. Farkas states that the piece was very well received and mentions that she is including a PDF version of the editorial. She concludes by thanking Wiesel for his insights and expresses a desire to stay in touch. The email also includes the U.S. Bureau address for Corriere della Sera.

A brief handwritten note in French, expressing gratitude to unnamed individuals for their presence and support concerning the victims of injustice in Russia. The note starts with 'Tout d'abord, merci d'être venus et remercier ce soir très...' followed by a difficult-to-decipher word, and then clearly states 'en faveur des victimes de l'injustice en Russie'.

This document is the program for the 21st Annual Canterbury Medal Dinner, held on May 12, 2016, at The Pierre Hotel in New York City. The event is hosted by The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty and honors Armando Valladares, recognized as a poet, artist, human rights activist, and former political prisoner. The program includes an overview of The Becket Fund and the Canterbury Medal, profiles of the Master of Ceremonies (Kristina Arriaga de Bucholz), those giving opening remarks (William P. Mumma), invocation (Fr. Paul Scalia), tribute to the Medalist (Elie Wiesel), and benediction (Elder Gary E. Stevenson). It details Valladares's biography, highlighting his 22 years as a political prisoner in Cuba and his advocacy for human rights and religious liberty. The program also lists past Canterbury Medalists, Dinner Chairs (Tony and Christie de Nicola), honorary vice chairmen, Becket Fund Board of Directors, and various sponsors and contributors, including organizations like The Knights of Columbus, EWTN Global Catholic Network, The Heritage Foundation, and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. A dinner menu is also included.