Haveil haveilim #135 is up
And your humble correspondent is there.
Thanks, and a happy and healthy new year.
And your humble correspondent is there.
Thanks, and a happy and healthy new year.
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miriam sawyer
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9:56 PM
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Labels: Jewish New Year, Judaism, Yom Kippur

What I don't understand is why people say: Happy New Year to all my Jewish friends! Everyone should have a happy new year, not just Jews! Hey, here's a happy new year greeting for everyone, except possibly Osama bin Laden.
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miriam sawyer
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10:57 PM
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Labels: Jewish New Year