Chaim Goldberg
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Cantor Kutner: Survivor of the Survivors (opens the original)
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She will never meet a survivor of Auschwitz.” On a recent visit to Denver with my one-year old daughter, I hoped to bring her to meet Cantor Zachary Kutner. A few months back, his son advised me to be in touch upon arriving in Denver. When I did so, he responded, “Dad has taken ill recently and unfortunately, we can’t have visitors now. Please G-d we will schedule with you next time.” Not a couple weeks later, I was shocked to hear that Cantor Kutner had passed away. I was devastated. That eveni
Cantor Kutner: Survivor of the Survivors (opens the original)
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She will never meet a survivor of Auschwitz.” On a recent visit to Denver with my one-year old daughter, I hoped to bring her to meet Cantor Zachary Kutner. A few months back, his son advised me to be in touch upon arriving in Denver. When I did so, he responded, “Dad has taken ill recently and unfortunately, we can’t have visitors now. Please G-d we will schedule with you next time.” Not a couple weeks later, I was shocked to hear that Cantor Kutner had passed away. I was devastated. That eveni
Gems from Esther in Amirim (opens the original)
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This place must be what protects the entire nation of Israel!” exclaimed the chasid from Ramat Bet Shemesh. We were seated for kiddush on Shabbat morning in Moshav Amirim, a secular community in the Upper Galilee, having just concluded the Shabbat prayers surrounded by every type of Jew — secular, religious, traditional, haredi and chasidic. “I see the way everyone here embraces each other, supports each other, and lives together and I have no doubt — this is what G-d wants and this is a tremend
Gems from Esther in Amirim (opens the original)
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This place must be what protects the entire nation of Israel!” exclaimed the chasid from Ramat Bet Shemesh. We were seated for kiddush on Shabbat morning in Moshav Amirim, a secular community in the Upper Galilee, having just concluded the Shabbat prayers surrounded by every type of Jew — secular, religious, traditional, haredi and chasidic. “I see the way everyone here embraces each other, supports each other, and lives together and I have no doubt — this is what G-d wants and this is a tremend
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