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Post-Purim Reflections: Esther
By Prof. Livia Bitton Jackson | Posted Mar 03 2010
Last week, on Purim, we read in the megillah bearing her name, that Esther was the major player in saving...
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Post-Purim Reflections: Esther
Impact Of Women On Jewish History/Prof. L. Jackson
The People, the Land, The Torah - And The Women
By Prof. Livia Bitton Jackson | Posted Feb 17 2010
The Mishkan, the centerpiece of this week's Torah portion, is the symbolic representation of Jewish...
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The People, the Land, The Torah - And The Women
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Rachel and Shelly: Two Remarkable Jewish Women
By Prof. Livia Bitton Jackson | Posted Feb 03 2010
Rachel and Shelly: Two Remarkable Jewish Women
They lived far apart -- half a century in time and thousands of miles in space. Rachel was born in northern...
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Rachel and Shelly: Two Remarkable Jewish Women
Impact Of Women On Jewish History/Prof. L. Jackson
" >Yitzchaka Jackson And "Bat Melech"
By Prof. Livia Bitton Jackson | Posted Jan 20 2010
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" >On a bright sunny morning, I attended an extraordinary Chanuka party. It was held in Raanana's quiet...
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Solica Hatwil and Miriam Ben Shimol: Has History Repeated Itself?
By Prof. Livia Bitton Jackson | Posted Jan 06 2010
Morocco, 1834. Solica Hatwil, a beautiful fifteen-year-old Jewish girl is abducted from her home in...
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Solica Hatwil and Miriam Ben Shimol: Has History Repeated Itself?
Impact Of Women On Jewish History/Prof. L. Jackson
Yael Viner: Healing With Laughter
By Prof. Livia Bitton Jackson | Posted Dec 23 2009
Yael Viner: Healing With Laughter
Recently my husband and I moved to a new home facing the Mediterranean. It has been an age-long dream,...
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Yael Viner: Healing With Laughter
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