A Consciousness of Destruction History repeats itself. Just as Jerusalem and the First Temple were destroyed because no one wanted to believe Jeremiah’s prophecies of

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-Tanya Regev The sound of the words: “He is one of us” can be heard from the written word as well. These are words spoken

By Adam Tasachi The first meeting of its kind between the heads of religious schools in the Jerusalem district and representatives of American Jewry –

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