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To Give Thanks
When I owned a restaurant in Jerusalem in the 80’s, we did a big Thanksgiving business with transplanted Americans, as well as young American men and women studying in Israel. While a great many of them were orthodox and not … Continue reading
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Tears that soften the heart.
Tears that soften the heart The Jewish calendar marks many events, some joyful, others filled with sorrow. Like our calendar, each of us live somewhere in between these two extremes. Recently, my life was turned upside down. Due to a … Continue reading
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Tagged Aryeh Levine, Beth Yehuda, Birkat Kohanim, Bulman, Carlebach, Goldstein, Greenberg, Holocaust, Israel, Jerusalem, Jewish, Jewish calendar, Kamenetsky, Kaufman, King of Kings, Kotel, Leifer, Minyan, Mordechai Goldstien, Nedvorner, Rabbi, Rav, Reb, Rebbi, Shechina, Spiritual, Sukkot, Torah, Wailing Wall, Yerushalayim, Yeshiva, Yosil Rosenzweig
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