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Two soldiers spotted the lone boy and knelt down beside him, shielding him from danger

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Last week a sound was heard in the shul possibly for the first time in three centuries: a joyous kol Torah

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In tribute to media advocate Yitzchak Nachshoni

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“By denying admittance to me, it’s not just two people not being allowed in,” said Rabbi Goldberger, “it’s 4,000”

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The boys left Lakewood with more than they’d bargained for

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