In Print

Displayed here are the few stamps specifically presenting the Shabbat theme.

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Many of our greatest artists have produced striking graphic works on these subjects; what follows is a selection of original artwork from my Sukkot collection.

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The one thing we realize we cannot control is time. We cannot make time move more slowly. But we can change its composition and create a different kind of time.

And maybe an ocean wasn’t absolutely necessary. After all, lake or ocean, water is still water.

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Though Peres was raised in a non-religious family and was not personally observant, he studied Talmud as a child with his maternal grandfather, the great Torah scholar Rav Tzvi Hirsh Meltzer, Hy”d, who had a great influence on his life.

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His act of conscience was broadly seen as a moment of pride, sacrifice, and religious commitment, though Koufax himself was far from observant.

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Believing in the imminent arrival of the Messianic Age, he stressed the importance of aliyah to Eretz Yisrael and was a great supporter of the Jewish community there.

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Also ironic is that one of his most recognized works is Beth Sholom Synagogue in Elkins Park, Pennsylvania, considered by many critics to be his most beautiful and expressive house of worship.

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We think we have the power to make choices and to effect change in this world – that we are in control of our own destiny.

Though Fischer reacted viscerally to even the suggestion that he was Jewish – he was, in fact, a vicious anti-Semite, Holocaust denier, and Israel-hater – his mother was Jewish and his biological father probably was as well.

It's our turn to act and help bring the process to fruition.

I can tell you our price point is probably lower than our competitors at the New York State Fair. We want to make it where everyone can try the food….

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Gorky openly, frequently, and vociferously criticized his government's malevolent oppression of the Jewish community.

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In his later years he spoke out in favor of war crimes trials for the perpetrators of genocide in the former Yugoslavia, and he lent his name to the Holocaust study center and Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles.

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