In Hebrew: ‘Establish’
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What is really being gained by continuing to force Haredim to stay in the beis medrash full time via a draft that exempts Haredim?

The video story was part of a theme that has run through Obama’s presidency from the beginning.

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לְפַנֵּק In many countries all over the world yesterday it was Mothers Day – יוֹם הָאֵם, in Hebrew. Here’s a song by Arik Einstein dedicated to his mother. I venture to say it might be sung for most mothers. One of the lines in the song is: אִמָּא, אִמָּא אַתְּ פִּנַּקְתְּ אֹתִי Mom, mom, you [...]
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