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  • Why the Bow and Arrow on Lag BaOmer?Why do we play with a bow and arrow on the Jewish holiday of Lag BaOmer? Read More
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  • So Where Do I Get an Interest-Free Loan?Our entire existence is on loan from G-d. The question is, can we make the divine loan into a... Read More
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