We should read the pasuk this way: “How pleasant it is when brothers can sit together even when there are differences between them."
When we can sit together with our fellow Jews in camaraderie, mutual respect, brotherhood and unity – even when we have differences of opinion
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The pasuk says “Hineh mah tov u’mah na’im shevet achim gam Yachad.”
Why does the pasuk conclude with “gam yachad”? What do these words come to teach us?
Yachad stands for “yeish chilukei deiot (there are difference of opinion).”.
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If Hamas considers the US position to be immoral and inhumane, the US must be doing something right..
Hamas condemns US veto at UN Security Council, describing it as “immoral and inhumane position” https://t.co/u37ep8feXf
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Palestine Square where the hostages were paraded (and beaten).
Picture taken at sunrise. On Channukah we are bringing light to the darkest places.
Picture taken by Igal Slavin
Very important article about living and teaching a sustainable Jewish identity. Important read for anyone who wants to ensure that their children are part of the Jewish future.
https://t.co/t76oMb6HSJ