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In his “State of the Union” address at the recent convention of Agudath Israel of America (AIA), the organization’s executive vice president, Rabbi Chaim Dovid Zwiebel, a recognized expert on religious liberty law, expressed his concern with New York State’s removal of a religious exemption for parents unwilling to vaccinate their children. Rabbi Zwiebel acknowledged
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In his “State of the Union” address at the recent convention of Agudath Israel of America (AIA), the organization’s executive vice president, Rabbi Chaim Dovid Zwiebel, a recognized expert on religious liberty law, expressed his concern with New York State’s removal of a religious exemption for parents unwilling to vaccinate their children. Rabbi Zwiebel acknowledged
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In his “State of the Union” address at the recent convention of Agudath Israel of America (AIA), the organization’s executive vice president, Rabbi Chaim Dovid Zwiebel, a recognized expert on religious liberty law, expressed his concern with New York State’s removal of a religious exemption for parents unwilling to vaccinate their children. Rabbi Zwiebel acknowledged
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In his “State of the Union” address at the recent convention of Agudath Israel of America (AIA), the organization’s executive vice president, Rabbi Chaim Dovid Zwiebel, a recognized expert on religious liberty law, expressed his concern with New York State’s removal of a religious exemption for parents unwilling to vaccinate their children. Rabbi Zwiebel acknowledged
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