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Chief rabbi: ‘We came within a hair’s breadth’ in Flydubai miracl (opens the original)
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During a gathering in the sukkah of Tel Aviv Chief Rabbi Rabbi Zevadia Cohen, Israel's Chief Rabbi Rabbi Kalman Ber spoke about the dramatic rescue aboard a Flydubai flight and called on the public to thank God for the “great miracle." “We need to thank the Holy One, blessed be He, for the miracle He performed for us today-for the fact that Jews were saved," Rabbi Ber said. “We have so much to thank the Creator of the World for this great miracle. Today, we came within a hair's breadth [of disas
'Torah that listens to broken hearts': Dog joins Torah giants at Sukkot event (opens the original)
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The religious Zionist rabbis' Sukkot event on Sunday evening played host to a touching yet unusual sight. Sitting at the dais alongside the rabbis, yeshiva deans, and judges, was Rabbi Menachem Perl's emotional support dog, who assists the Zomet Institute chief in coping with post-traumatic stress disorder. Religious Zionist Party CEO Yehuda Wald commented on the sight: "I don't think there was such a moment in the history of the Jewish people. At a rabbinic event, sit Torah giants, yeshiva dean
Strock paid 2,500 shekels for opening of Cave of the Patriarch (opens the original)
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Behind the legal proceedings, budget clauses, and battle to release the government funds was a small and unusual story that, until now, was known only to a few. Settlement and National Missions Minister Orit Strock, who had recently been frustrated by the delay in transferring funds as a result of a petition to the Supreme Court, decided to do something entirely different as well: On Yom Kippur, she used her own money to purchase the honor of opening the prayer hall at the Cave of the Patriarchs
Slain teen's mother sees son’s vision fulfilled (opens the original)
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For Ora Mordoff, the establishment of the Tzukei Eretz community is about far more than the creation of another new settlement. For her, the site represents the fulfillment of a dream carried by her son, Nachman Shmuel Mordoff, who was murdered in a shooting attack near the community of Eli. “Congratulations to the people and the Land of Israel. Thank God, yesterday, the Tzukei Eretz community was established. Four years ago, who would have dreamed it? But you, Nachman, you dreamed. You believed
Ramat Hasharon Torah group sounds the shofar for residents across the city (opens the original)
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Members of the Ramat Hasharon Torah garin torani (social nucleus group) fanned out across the city on the second day of Rosh Hashanah, sounding the shofar for residents at parks, public gardens, businesses and other locations. The campaign was organized to enable residents who had not yet heard the shofar to fulfill the mitzvah. Rabbi Hanania Reichl, rabbi of the Torah nucleus, described the campaign and some of the encounters with residents. “On the first day, there was not a single Jew in the
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