"Asher Yotzar”: A Lesson in Medicine
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"Asher Yotzar”: A Lesson in Medicine 

"And all I could think of was that small vein, open, and spilling out that precious red life fluid."

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A selection of excerpts from the condolence letters received for Rabbi Moshe Hauer, zt"l

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"My Songs Come From an Overflowing Heart!" A Memoir of the Modzitzer Rebbe on His 50th Yahrzeit

The sixteenth day of Kislev, 5707, (November 29, 1947) was a difficult day for the Jewish people. It was the day of the U.N. decision to partition Palestine into Jewish and Arab territories, and the old yishuv in Jerusalem was under intermittent bombardment and sniper fire.

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