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Rabbi's Message

Parshat Chukat

Carrie, Galit and I arrived back home this week from our month at camp. Ayelet will be there for another month since it’s her last year as a camper. I want to thank you so much for allowing me the opportunity to go to camp each summer. It might sound
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Parshat Nasso

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Parshat Bamidbar

Wilderness and Desert are the two English words we use to translate the word במדבר/BaMidbar. Well, more accurately, in the wilderness or in the desert. Why do the Israelites spend so long wandering in the desert or the wilderness? Why does our history begin in a place that lacked so
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Parashat Behar-Bechukotai

Living in the Atlanta Jewish community, we’re blessed to have access to the incredible services of the Consulate General of Israel Southeast USA. Whenever we need anything at all, we make one phone call or email and it magically happens. The Consul General, Anat Sultan-Dadon, and her staff have been
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Parshat Achrei Mot-Kedoshim

It must have been very difficult to be a prince. Think about all of the immense amount of wealth you would have had. Think of all of the privileges you would have been given. It must have been so hard. There’s a reason that, with the advent of enlightenment, we
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