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Beri Weber’s Favorite Oldie
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For a generation of Israel’s amputees and other wounded soldiers, rehabilitation is just the start of a lifelong, personal struggle
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 Surviving six death camps, Yosef Lewkowicz touched the lives of thousands and kept reinventing his own
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I’m continuously astonished by how much less of a big deal this switch has been than I thought it would be
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  A lthough today’s wedding music is frequently about the latest and greatest hits, sometimes the band segues into a familiar intro as guests smile at the sound of a beloved classic. Which gracefully aged songs do you still love to perform at weddings?   Shloime Dachs (Shloime Dachs Orchestra) MBD’s “Od Yaishvu,” composed by
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  A lthough today’s wedding music is frequently about the latest and greatest hits, sometimes the band segues into a familiar intro as guests smile at the sound of a beloved classic. Which gracefully aged songs do you still love to perform at weddings?   Shloime Dachs (Shloime Dachs Orchestra) MBD’s “Od Yaishvu,” composed by
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