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Bimboim’s trip to the Western Wall (kotel)

Bimbo -- Betty Boop\'s canine companion in all those old Max Fleischer cartoons -- liberates his inner Jew to fly to the Wailing Wall (kotel) in Jerusalem in this new homage to animator Fleischer.
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June 13, 2007

Bimbo—Betty Boop’s canine companion in all those old Max Fleischer cartoons—liberates his inner Jew to fly to the Wailing Wall (kotel) in Jerusalem in this new homage to animator Fleischer.

Bimboim (the dog formerly known as Bimbo) wants to leave a message for God at the wall, but getting there is not as easy as he expects! 🙂

Extra credit question:

Why does Bimboim’s prayer fly directly to Heaven?

 

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