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Jews Are From Jew-piter, Revisited
This past Yom Kippur I was in a very bad way, in excruciating pain and having great difficulty coping with my situation. All my life I was very resilient to strife. I was a survivor and believed that I could … Continue reading
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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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Tagged bible, Carlebach, Dovid HaMelech, Empire, God, Greeks, Holocaust, Israel, Jerusalem, Jewish, King David, King of Kings, Kotel, life, Maccabees, Minyan, prophet, psalms, Rabbi, Rav, Reb, Reb Shlomo Carlebach, Rebbi, Shechina, Spiritual, Thanksgiving, Tov, turkey Hodu, Wailing Wall, Yerushalayim, Yeshiva, Yosil Rosenzweig
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