First, shana tova! And happy official end of summer to you all. Fall television should be getting going as September rolls on (and, god willing, cools down) but this week's allotment was just sad: a boring, obligatory activewear for Heidi Klum challenge on Project Runway which had the designers struggling to reimagine leggings and another saggy, pointless episode of Graceland. So instead
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Israel’s David Moment
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