Opinion | Ground Zero, Mamdani and ‘Jewish Memory’
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Daniel Libeskind, the architect who designed the redeveloped World Trade Center site, reflects on his personal and professional journey—how his experiences as a child of Holocaust survivors shaped his vision for Ground Zero and his deep connection to America. He discusses the intersection of memory, identity, and architecture in creating a space that honors tragedy while symbolizing resilience.
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