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December 31, 2009
Rabbi Shmuley considers running for office
Rabbi Shmuley Boteach says he is considering a run for public office after local officials failed to prevent a Libyan ambassador from moving in next door to him.
Kahane grandson arrested for mosque torching
Meir Kahane\’s grandson was arrested in connection with the torching of a West Bank mosque.
Hamas reportedly turns down prisoner swap
Hamas has not accepted Israel\’s counter-offer for a prisoner swap but indirect negotiations will continue, a senior Hamas official said.
A Mideast Bond, Stitched of Pain and Healing
He can be impulsive. She has a touch of bossiness. Next-door neighbors for nearly a year, they talk, watch television and explore the world together, wandering into each other’s homes without a second thought. She likes his mother’s eggplant dish. He likes her father’s rice and lamb.
Parashat Vayechi (Genesis 47:28-50:26)
Joseph had a hard life. His own brothers sold him as a slave. He was libeled by his master, thrown in a horrible prison and forced to live far away from his beloved father and family. Yet he was not broken by his experience and he never shed a tear.
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