This is being passed on.
Its a letter by a young man from toronto, currently serving in the green uniform as a volunteer. serving and undergoing training a to out home land.
from his keyboard to the minds of all jews everywhere, amen.
B"H
Hello, I am a soldier of the Nachal Charedi brigade; and I would like to share something very important with you. This past Friday I went to the place I love to go most, the Kotel. Upon my arrival a very disturbing thing welcomed me. The Israeli general who was in charge of the withdrawal went to the Kotel for davaning, when he got there people surrounded him and began to push him; the police came to his help and brought him to the back and put him in the security building. the building was surrounded by people pushing and shouting. After a few minutes more police got there and I saw a fight break out and the withdrew their sticks and the last I saw, one officer struck a young man with his stick. Something inside of me snapped, the pain was to much to bare. So I ran to the wall and wept like a little child for a little while when I stoped crying I turned to look back, and there was a settler Jew who said to me "achi nirali sheyaish yehudi shetzarich chibuck" (brother it seams to me that there is a Jew who needs a hug) and he embraced me and we cried together and he told me he feels my pain and that I have to be strong. Afterwords I looked at him thought to myself how this is the reason why we will come out strong and overcome our challenges cause of people like him! I than wished him good Shabbos and left the Kotel, my mind however was so mixed up I felt so many things at the same time, i felt torn at the sight of grown religious men who one second are praying to g=d and the next second acting like a bunch of animals to A JEW going to pray to the exact same g=d as them. I felt angry of the sight of a Jew hitting another Jew, how could people let the anger fuel inside of them? It was such a terrible thing that Gush Qatif was given away I think if g=d decided to let that happen maybe it was a message to us, surely not a message of hate your fellow Jew, i just don't think that's what he wanted. Anyways I continued on out of the Kotel and I felt the need for some wise advice from someone so I went to the house of this rabbi I know in the old city. When I got to his house I couldn't bring myself to go in and ruin his meal so I left, five minutes later as i was walking up the steps by the Rova who do I bump into? This Rabbi whose house i went to earlier, I saw him and broke down and asked him why people are so silly as to let this happen to further separate the Jewish nation? What was the purpose of them acting like that? It just fuels both sides anger and continues the endless cycle of hate and "sinus chinum" that will never end until we break this cycle. He told me that the people were feeling allot of anger about the whole withdrawal and instead of pointing the finger at ourselves we point it at this general and that prime minister, because it is allot easier than pointing at ourselves and saying maybe there is something we need to do to strengthen this nation maybe our love for a fellow Jew is not strong enough! The point of this letter basically is to let you all in a little secret; we aren't getting any-were with this hate, the gift of this state of Israel is the biggest present g=d has given us since the second bet hamikdash! and instead of taking advantage of that we are turning our heads and not doing enough to love your fellow Jew, every Jew. because when we are all separated we are weak and we need to unite every Jew and accept then with open arms be he or her chasidik, misnagid, dati, chiloni, punk rock star. Open your eyes and see how this cycle of hatred only setts us back, let us all stand up and break share the beauty g=d has given us so we can unite one strong nation and ultimately bring the meshiach to a world filled with love! I know it sounds ridiculous that we can make a difference but we can one Jew at a time.
So please share this with as many people as you can with this letter or with your own words, let people know that they can make a difference, share the wealth!
Shana tova umetuka! happy blessed new year!
When one discovers themselves do they continue to search? Sure we must always be learning to gain knowledge Or just take in a few random notes from a Neo-Chassidic-Semi-Hippie-Libral- Republican -Thugster ..
Thursday, October 20, 2005
Friday, October 14, 2005
Flip-flops disrespectful… I think not.
I can’t imagine this is so bad. That we’re so relaxed to wear flip flops in the White House It just shows that we’re evolving in some sort of way. Being more comfortable with our government it’s not like it’s a Synagogue or church. Hey it’s better than naked protests on the lawn on the White House… Isn’t that what our parents were doing? Those Chicks looks cute in there little sun dresses. Hey, give us a break it was a hot summer.
Maybe it’s a good thing.
We’re not our parents. We're the new generation of Americans, were young, chilled and laid back. There's change in the wind.. sue us…
Story here
Maybe it’s a good thing.
We’re not our parents. We're the new generation of Americans, were young, chilled and laid back. There's change in the wind.. sue us…
Story here
Wednesday, October 12, 2005
Reflections from an empty mind.
So, once again it’s Yom Kippur. A time of atonement, a time to reflect figure out what I’m doing, why, and where to go from here on in… How can I fix my wrongs to better myself, make it all alright. For I am a soldier in the army of Hashem a servant unto him. The holy of holy is our G-d and master of the universe. Allowing me to continue on in the great world of his in such a severe time in the universe. With earth quakes, hurricanes, tsunamis, mudslides, floods ravaging. And yet I am still here. Whole, and unharmed.
Thank you Hashem for letting me continue on another day. Thank you for making me aware that I do serve a function here and now. Perhaps if I didn’t, I wouldn’t be here today.
Thank you Hashem for letting me continue on another day. Thank you for making me aware that I do serve a function here and now. Perhaps if I didn’t, I wouldn’t be here today.
Thursday, October 06, 2005
Shidduch Shtick
Still dealign with writers block. But for now you can enjoy this.
TOO Freakin funny.
Shidduch Whaha?
Some randome music video.
Shana Tova, Kisses. Dindel
TOO Freakin funny.
Shidduch Whaha?
Some randome music video.
Shana Tova, Kisses. Dindel
Friday, September 23, 2005
Arabs Occupy Rebbitzen’s Gravesite
The Jewish community in Hebron was shocked to discover on Tuesday that Arabs have erected caravans on Jewish-owned land next to Hebron’s ancient Jewish cemetery, where Rebbitzen Menucha Rochel’s gravesite is located. Although this piece of land belongs to the Jewish community, the IDF did not include it within the security fence that it put up around the cemetery. The Arabs intend to open a school on the site.
It is believed that several Jewish graves are located on the land, since it used to be part of the cemetery. Close by are the graves of Rabbi Shimon Menashe Chaikin and Rabbi Moshe Meshel Gelbstein.
When the director of the Hebron municipal committee, Avraham Ben Yosef, contacted Hebron’s civil administration, he was told that “this is Arab territory, and the Hebron municipality has approved construction at the site.”
(SOURCE:COL.ORG.IL)
It is believed that several Jewish graves are located on the land, since it used to be part of the cemetery. Close by are the graves of Rabbi Shimon Menashe Chaikin and Rabbi Moshe Meshel Gelbstein.
When the director of the Hebron municipal committee, Avraham Ben Yosef, contacted Hebron’s civil administration, he was told that “this is Arab territory, and the Hebron municipality has approved construction at the site.”
(SOURCE:COL.ORG.IL)
Arabs Occupy Rebbitzen’s Gravesite
Arabs Occupy Rebbitzen’s Gravesite
The Jewish community in Hebron was shocked to discover on Tuesday that Arabs have erected caravans on Jewish-owned land next to Hebron’s ancient Jewish cemetery, where Rebbitzen Menucha Rochel’s gravesite is located. Although this piece of land belongs to the Jewish community, the IDF did not include it within the security fence that it put up around the cemetery. The Arabs intend to open a school on the site.
It is believed that several Jewish graves are located on the land, since it used to be part of the cemetery. Close by are the graves of Rabbi Shimon Menashe Chaikin and Rabbi Moshe Meshel Gelbstein.
When the director of the Hebron municipal committee, Avraham Ben Yosef, contacted Hebron’s civil administration, he was told that “this is Arab territory, and the Hebron municipality has approved construction at the site.”
(SOURCE:COL.ORG.IL)
The Jewish community in Hebron was shocked to discover on Tuesday that Arabs have erected caravans on Jewish-owned land next to Hebron’s ancient Jewish cemetery, where Rebbitzen Menucha Rochel’s gravesite is located. Although this piece of land belongs to the Jewish community, the IDF did not include it within the security fence that it put up around the cemetery. The Arabs intend to open a school on the site.
It is believed that several Jewish graves are located on the land, since it used to be part of the cemetery. Close by are the graves of Rabbi Shimon Menashe Chaikin and Rabbi Moshe Meshel Gelbstein.
When the director of the Hebron municipal committee, Avraham Ben Yosef, contacted Hebron’s civil administration, he was told that “this is Arab territory, and the Hebron municipality has approved construction at the site.”
(SOURCE:COL.ORG.IL)
Tuesday, September 20, 2005
Monday, September 19, 2005
Nice Tush
Oy, so in the event that you get caught checking someone out… what exactly do you do other than turn pink in the cheeks..?
I dunno but I wish I had the answer.
Oy, so embarrassing, even for me.
Okay, so I had this customer come in today and ask if we have a something in stock. I tell him I think so. Go check. Find what he’s looking for. (I hoped)
Well he asks several times. I tell him with the utmost confidence I can stir up (being that I’m not 100% of this and I definitely wouldn’t bet the farm) noticing his hot little sports car outside. I tell him if it’s not right. Come back and it will be on me.
Se he reiterates with how about lunch will be on you…
Hum… so I very nicely “tell him like it is…” “I don’t eat lunch.” -I don’t know what I was thinking. I wasn’t a hot man with a flashy car that’s quick and flirtatious… what more can I ask for on this boring Monday morning??? Oh yea, a circumcision.
Anywho. After making a fool of myself, and explaining what I meant by “I don’t eat lunch”. He walks out… I continue to look long enough to catch him looking back at me with a “yea, I know I’m hot” grin.
Busted.
So let us all take a moment to say a prayer and hope he I gave him the right part.
oy
I dunno but I wish I had the answer.
Oy, so embarrassing, even for me.
Okay, so I had this customer come in today and ask if we have a something in stock. I tell him I think so. Go check. Find what he’s looking for. (I hoped)
Well he asks several times. I tell him with the utmost confidence I can stir up (being that I’m not 100% of this and I definitely wouldn’t bet the farm) noticing his hot little sports car outside. I tell him if it’s not right. Come back and it will be on me.
Se he reiterates with how about lunch will be on you…
Hum… so I very nicely “tell him like it is…” “I don’t eat lunch.” -I don’t know what I was thinking. I wasn’t a hot man with a flashy car that’s quick and flirtatious… what more can I ask for on this boring Monday morning??? Oh yea, a circumcision.
Anywho. After making a fool of myself, and explaining what I meant by “I don’t eat lunch”. He walks out… I continue to look long enough to catch him looking back at me with a “yea, I know I’m hot” grin.
Busted.
So let us all take a moment to say a prayer and hope he I gave him the right part.
oy
Wednesday, September 14, 2005
One last post for the morning..
Viva la Ruckus!!
I seem to... well, pervious to this morning: I had fallen asleep at the keyboard. It’s been a little while since I wrote anything worth reading. Or even wrote anything at all. I’m not sure what to call it. But I’ve been having fun; I feel like I could be sharing the fun. But it all happens too quickly. I have to learn how to take what I’ve learned and apply it to lessons in life. Cause everyday something happens and I just can’t explain it. But it’s a great feeling when you know you’re alive and not just living.
That will be my quote of the day. It’s a great feeling to know your living and not just alive!!
Maybe I'll have something to say after bluegrass tonight..
That’s all folks!!
I seem to... well, pervious to this morning: I had fallen asleep at the keyboard. It’s been a little while since I wrote anything worth reading. Or even wrote anything at all. I’m not sure what to call it. But I’ve been having fun; I feel like I could be sharing the fun. But it all happens too quickly. I have to learn how to take what I’ve learned and apply it to lessons in life. Cause everyday something happens and I just can’t explain it. But it’s a great feeling when you know you’re alive and not just living.
That will be my quote of the day. It’s a great feeling to know your living and not just alive!!
Maybe I'll have something to say after bluegrass tonight..
That’s all folks!!
Matisyahu in stuff magizine???

There's a really cute caption you cant see over his head. Say's "Challah Back!!"
So I took my new copy of Stuff magazine to my neighbors cause it comes to my house and I have no use for it.
While my friend is looking at it he’s like yo, girl… your not gonna believe this. He’s like Matisyahu is in here… to my shock and amazement I look over…
He was really there. Stuff Magazine did a shout out to Matisyahu. Go figure?!
Help I've fallen & I can’t get up!!
Thursday, September 08, 2005
Come On Baby Show Some Orange!!
I would like to post this. Not really sure who's lookin. But the information is here. It's never too late to show some support. or even share your anger!!
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
DAG HAMMERSKJOLD PLAZA – 47TH ST. & 2ND AVE.
11 AM – 2 PM
ARIEL SHARON WILL BE SPEAKING BEFORE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE UNITED NATIONS
BE THERE TO
DEMONSTRATE AGAINST PM SHARON,
THE CREATOR & PERPETRATOR OF THE GUSH KATIF/
N. SHOMRON EXPULSION PLAN which has created 10,000 Jewish refugees, now homeless in Israel.
We are pleased to announce that Chaya Belogorodsky (14 years old) and her father, Moshe, will be principal speakers at the demonstration. Chaya was arrested in Kfar Darom/Gush Katif/Gaza during a demonstration against the expulsion. Her “crime” was that she spoke back to a soldier. She was kept in prison for 50 days, along with other teenagers, jailed for “crimes” of civil disobedience. Chaya and her father have come to America to raise awareness about civil rights abuses occurring in Israel TODAY, and to raise funds for HONENU, an organization that provides political prisoners with legal help.
Additional scheduled speakers include: Helen Freedman/Americans For a Safe Israel; Dov Hikind/ Brooklyn Assemblyman; Susan Rosenbluth/Jewish Voice & Opinion; Shmuel Sackett/ Manhigut Yehudit; Chabad Reps.
CALL AFSI: 212-828-2424 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.
and you can read more about Chaya Belogorodsky here
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
DAG HAMMERSKJOLD PLAZA – 47TH ST. & 2ND AVE.
11 AM – 2 PM
ARIEL SHARON WILL BE SPEAKING BEFORE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE UNITED NATIONS
BE THERE TO
DEMONSTRATE AGAINST PM SHARON,
THE CREATOR & PERPETRATOR OF THE GUSH KATIF/
N. SHOMRON EXPULSION PLAN which has created 10,000 Jewish refugees, now homeless in Israel.
We are pleased to announce that Chaya Belogorodsky (14 years old) and her father, Moshe, will be principal speakers at the demonstration. Chaya was arrested in Kfar Darom/Gush Katif/Gaza during a demonstration against the expulsion. Her “crime” was that she spoke back to a soldier. She was kept in prison for 50 days, along with other teenagers, jailed for “crimes” of civil disobedience. Chaya and her father have come to America to raise awareness about civil rights abuses occurring in Israel TODAY, and to raise funds for HONENU, an organization that provides political prisoners with legal help.
Additional scheduled speakers include: Helen Freedman/Americans For a Safe Israel; Dov Hikind/ Brooklyn Assemblyman; Susan Rosenbluth/Jewish Voice & Opinion; Shmuel Sackett/ Manhigut Yehudit; Chabad Reps.
CALL AFSI: 212-828-2424 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.
and you can read more about Chaya Belogorodsky here
Wednesday, September 07, 2005
Apology from a tree hugging hippie who showers and irons her hair.
I haven’t been much for an updated blog lately. I feel like there isn’t much to write about that wouldn’t depress anyone. There’s so much chaos in the world right now. People are dealing with so much tragedy, disaster and sickness right now. It’s hard to really focus on anything much right now.
Plus, the few comments I’ve gotten lately were from spammers anyway..
So here’s something I wanted to think a about out loud.
This past shabbos I learned how much I have grown, this past summer alone. I’m doing well. I feel good. I know good people, I’ve seen some of the most amazing things my eyes could have ever captured and I do good things. I am “good people” I’m aware of who I am. What I’ve done in the past and where I stand on a lot of issues. Things I didn’t even know, I didn’t know. I feel like, if it’s possible at all I know right from wrong.
I did all this hanging out with new people. Not per say that all of them are on such a high madragah, I’m not putting anyone on a pedestal. I can just acknowledge the things they have taught me regardless of weather they wanted to or not. I will say. When someone is doing something you don’t respect, think of it this way.. why does that bother me? What about me is it, that makes this so uncomfortable…? this past weekend; I didn’t do that. I should have. I just judged. I shouldn’t have and I realize that now. So to a name in the obis, a person whom will never be reading this.. I am sorry. You are unaware I had judged you. I had no right. it was wrong of me.
Plus, the few comments I’ve gotten lately were from spammers anyway..
So here’s something I wanted to think a about out loud.
This past shabbos I learned how much I have grown, this past summer alone. I’m doing well. I feel good. I know good people, I’ve seen some of the most amazing things my eyes could have ever captured and I do good things. I am “good people” I’m aware of who I am. What I’ve done in the past and where I stand on a lot of issues. Things I didn’t even know, I didn’t know. I feel like, if it’s possible at all I know right from wrong.
I did all this hanging out with new people. Not per say that all of them are on such a high madragah, I’m not putting anyone on a pedestal. I can just acknowledge the things they have taught me regardless of weather they wanted to or not. I will say. When someone is doing something you don’t respect, think of it this way.. why does that bother me? What about me is it, that makes this so uncomfortable…? this past weekend; I didn’t do that. I should have. I just judged. I shouldn’t have and I realize that now. So to a name in the obis, a person whom will never be reading this.. I am sorry. You are unaware I had judged you. I had no right. it was wrong of me.
Tuesday, September 06, 2005
Thursday, September 01, 2005
Terror Tax on Stoners
I robbed this from Jahfiltefish.com but its interesting so enjoy.
Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2005 Post subject: waiting for the man
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From the New York, Aug 22 2005
By: Tim Gray
Terror Tax on Stoners
Drug Dealers Avoid Subways, Take Taxis
Bag searches are costing New Yorkers more than just time. With the police declaring they’ll arrest subway riders if they find anything non-explosive but still illegal, the price of drug deliveries is rising. Nervous purveyors are pressing along the cost of taxis to customers.
“My dealer won’t take the train anymore” complains Wiley, a 30 year old marketing executive and avid pot smoker. “He charged me an extra $12 for his cab fare today. It’s ridiculous.” Call it the anti terror tax. “If the runners got to give a little extra, you’re gonna give a little extra” says Flower a grandmother and coke dealer who runs her business from a bar beneath her Lower East Side apartment (and says her clients before the crackdown included a network-news executive). She pauses on her bar stool. “Otherwise, come down here and get it yourself.”
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Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2005 Post subject: waiting for the man
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From the New York, Aug 22 2005
By: Tim Gray
Terror Tax on Stoners
Drug Dealers Avoid Subways, Take Taxis
Bag searches are costing New Yorkers more than just time. With the police declaring they’ll arrest subway riders if they find anything non-explosive but still illegal, the price of drug deliveries is rising. Nervous purveyors are pressing along the cost of taxis to customers.
“My dealer won’t take the train anymore” complains Wiley, a 30 year old marketing executive and avid pot smoker. “He charged me an extra $12 for his cab fare today. It’s ridiculous.” Call it the anti terror tax. “If the runners got to give a little extra, you’re gonna give a little extra” says Flower a grandmother and coke dealer who runs her business from a bar beneath her Lower East Side apartment (and says her clients before the crackdown included a network-news executive). She pauses on her bar stool. “Otherwise, come down here and get it yourself.”
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One World, Two Tragedies and an Open Letter.
I don’t have time to write much lately, but I wanted to share this.
Gush Katif: Befor and After

Whats Left of Bloxi

Photo Album of the Gush
Posted: Wed Aug 31, 2005 jahfiltefish> forum Post subject: An Open Letter to Pastor Vineyard
Note: Pastor Jim Vineyard is one of the most vocal American opponents of the disengagement from Gaza. He leads a large flock based in Oklahoma.
Dear Pastor Vineyard,
The evacuation from Gaza was a terrible tragedy that uprooted thousands of Jews from their homes.
Hurricane Katrina is a terrible tragedy that has uprooted thousands, if not millions, of Americans.
Could it be possible, Pastor, that the Lord has judged America, measure for measure, for pressuring Israel to evacuate Jews from the Promised Land?
In the merit of all the good, God fearing Americas who opposed the evil disengagement plan, may America be spared from further tragedy. May our government realize the error of its ways and desist from pressuring Israel to make any further concessions to terror.
With Blessings,
Michael Wagner
New York, NY
And for a final thought, If a pictures worth a thousand words... Why it is these leave me speechless?
Gush Katif: Befor and After

Whats Left of Bloxi

Photo Album of the Gush
Posted: Wed Aug 31, 2005 jahfiltefish> forum Post subject: An Open Letter to Pastor Vineyard
Note: Pastor Jim Vineyard is one of the most vocal American opponents of the disengagement from Gaza. He leads a large flock based in Oklahoma.
Dear Pastor Vineyard,
The evacuation from Gaza was a terrible tragedy that uprooted thousands of Jews from their homes.
Hurricane Katrina is a terrible tragedy that has uprooted thousands, if not millions, of Americans.
Could it be possible, Pastor, that the Lord has judged America, measure for measure, for pressuring Israel to evacuate Jews from the Promised Land?
In the merit of all the good, God fearing Americas who opposed the evil disengagement plan, may America be spared from further tragedy. May our government realize the error of its ways and desist from pressuring Israel to make any further concessions to terror.
With Blessings,
Michael Wagner
New York, NY
And for a final thought, If a pictures worth a thousand words... Why it is these leave me speechless?
Monday, August 29, 2005
Katrina's losing her fight..


Call me odd, call me insane…. It’s all good. I don’t care.
I love tracking hurricanes!! I’m am sorry for the people who have to deal with them… but I would love to be there right now. In a safe place, but there, in the eye of the storm. definitely not here. but somewhere in the area. Who makes an evacuation site that has been known to be unstable??? Geniuses.
From north to south about 1,000 miles of pure destruction.
So if you have as strong an interest as I do you can check out these cool sites.
University of Wisconsin/meteorology department
I was having a lot of fun with this one.
This oneis cool. And you can use it from your phone. Granted you have to have a mobile web.
And there’s the ever obvious Weather Channel
For those of you who have dial up. Here's a Photo Gallery
Oh oh, if you have DSL, or a modem check check this out!
and this
If you want my personal prediction, its going to go east, right out to sea. :) lets hope.
Enjoy. And pray for em’
Sunday, August 28, 2005
Israeli Missing in India
Its a sad story, But the involvement and with chabad and all the volunteers just makes me feel that much better.
Israeli missing in Inda.story here.
Israeli missing in Inda.story here.
"Our rabbis teach that all of Israel are responsible for one another. We must all continue to care for each other and do everything we possibly can to help. When we do this, it seems to make life more livable.”
Thursday, August 25, 2005
Porn With a Hechsur?!
Yup. Thats what I said, That head line was'nt even just to get your attention.. No, really check this out. Yeshiva Bochur Gets Heter to be Porn Star
Tuesday, August 23, 2005
Passing it Along...
Okay. I've been tagged by I assume that means I’m making friends. Yea me.
The Rules: List five songs that you are currently digging - it doesn't matter what genre they are from, whether they have words, or even if they're not any good, but they must be songs you're really enjoying right now. Post these instructions and the five songs (with artist) in your blog. Then tag five people to see what they're listening to.
Okay, so here are my five songs: (thou I readlly feel its unfair to the rest of the music I’m listening to right now.)
Steve Miller Band: Dance, Dance, Dance,
The Grateful Dead: Truck’n
The Grateful Dead: Uncle Johns Band
The Grateful Dead: Casey Jones,
Allman Brothers Band: Sweet Mallissa
K, Now I have to pass it on to five people. So here you go..
Toronto Pearl
itisnoream
Yoseph Leib
Erica Lubavitch
Chaim
The Rules: List five songs that you are currently digging - it doesn't matter what genre they are from, whether they have words, or even if they're not any good, but they must be songs you're really enjoying right now. Post these instructions and the five songs (with artist) in your blog. Then tag five people to see what they're listening to.
Okay, so here are my five songs: (thou I readlly feel its unfair to the rest of the music I’m listening to right now.)
Steve Miller Band: Dance, Dance, Dance,
The Grateful Dead: Truck’n
The Grateful Dead: Uncle Johns Band
The Grateful Dead: Casey Jones,
Allman Brothers Band: Sweet Mallissa
K, Now I have to pass it on to five people. So here you go..
Toronto Pearl
itisnoream
Yoseph Leib
Erica Lubavitch
Chaim
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