Yitta halberstam biography of barack

  • When Yitta Halberstam Mandelbaum was growing up in Borough Park, Brooklyn, in the late 's, she figured there were two careers for.
  • "Small Miracles" presents 60 real-life coincidences--some heartwarming, some strange, some awe-inspiring.
  • The authors, both second-generation Holocaust survivors, have culled stories from before, during, and after the Holocaust that demonstrate the full strength and.

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    Small Miracles of the Holocaust: Extraordinary Coincidences of Faith, Hope, and Survival

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    The changing american jewish family in the 80s

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      Wanted: A “Jewish Revolution”in the State of Israel

      In memory of my father Rabbi Noah Golinkin z”l
      on his first yahrzeit 25 Adar
      He had a vision and made it come true.

      This article is based on an address delivered in Hebrew at the Rabbinical Assembly convention in Jerusalem on February 12,

      In December, I attended a Hanukkah party at the home of some good friends in Ramat Aviv Gimmel, in Tel Aviv, one of the most prestigious neighborhoods in Israel. After we lit candles, I began to sing Hanukkah songs. I noticed that the eldest daughter, aged 17, was singing with me, while the younger daughters, aged 8 and 12, were not singing at all. I asked them: did you learn Hanukkah songs in school this year? They replied: “no”. And if they did not learn Hanukkah songs, they certainly did not learn the Hanukkah story from the tractate of Shabbat (21bb) or from the Book of Maccabees.

      But that is not all. On January 8th, a story appeared in The Jerusalem Post (p. 13) about a Hanukkah