Hirsch

[hursh]

noun

1. John Stephen, 1930–1989, Canadian stage director, born in Hungary.

Example Sentences

Maurice Hirsch, a former head of military prosecution for the West Bank.

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This month marked the third wave of Palestinian prisoner releases since the start of the war in Gaza, and the 48th since the early 1970s, when Israel began swapping large numbers of Palestinian prisoners for Israelis taken captive by armed Palestinian groups, according to Hirsch.

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Gal Hirsch, Israel’s national coordinator for hostages and missing, told families in a message on Tuesday that Israel was committed to bringing the remains of their relatives home.

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“The mission hasn’t been completed. We are determined and totally committed. We won’t stop acting until all the fallen hostages are located and returned home,” Hirsch said.

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A project of the L.A.-based nonprofit Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services, the volunteer-led Teen Line is helping to fill a widening gap between the need for teen mental health support and the resources available.

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