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from Rabbi Misha Shulman
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by Rabbi Misha
The night I was born, my parents, young North American Jews who had made Aliyah less than a decade earlier, walked to the Western Wall.
by Rabbi Misha
The night I was born, my parents, young North American Jews who had made Aliyah less than a decade earlier, walked to the Western Wall.
by Rabbi Misha
The night I was born, my parents, young North American Jews who had made Aliyah less than a decade earlier, walked to the Western Wall.
by Rabbi Misha
The month of Elul began on Sunday, inviting us to take stock of our lives, the year that past and the present moment. As always, each of us has a lot to think about personally, where we’ve strayed, where we’ve gone wrong, where we want to improve and where we can return to ourselves.
by Rabbi Misha
A friend told me this week that he walks 12,000 steps every day. I don't walk around with my phone on me much of the time so I have no idea how many steps I take. But since I was curious, I started counting my steps.