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Jewish and Israeli Holidays

Galina Bailin’s daughter was murdered by Hamas in the south on Oct. 7; Alla Lopatin lost her home in the north to Hezbollah attacks.
The woman who turned over the cache, which contains a prisoner’s uniform and a ragdoll, said her father had collected it right after liberation.
The museum and shul will be open for tours and prayer from Jan. 24-26.
“What’s amazing is how, despite these horrendous losses, they just got up and started all over again; there’s so much we can learn from that,” says Yael Richler-Friedman, who directs education for Yad Vashem in Jerusalem.
Stir up some winter warmth by the spoonful for Shabbat or any day.
The London-based Islamic Human Rights Commission says “Failure to recognize Gaza as a site of genocide is to remain silent in the face of profound injustice.”
It is the third time that the menorah has been kindled together by interfaith groups in Lublin.
The Israeli president asked for forgiveness and offered words of encouragement, comfort and hope.
“Healing doesn’t happen alone.”
“There are nations and countries, led by the United States, standing by our side in this struggle with the torch of freedom in their hands.”
The event was led by Iris Haim, whose son, Yotam, was one of three hostages misidentified as Hamas terrorists and accidentally killed last year.
The cash, minted under King Alexander Jannaeus, was found in the Jordan Valley.