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Dennis Prager Marries For Third Time
My Dennis Prager biography. This is Prager’s second tall blonde wife in a row. I saw Sue with Dennis Aug. 5, 2007 ago at a conservative gathering. Prager’s first wife Janice looked like Keira Knightley in this photo. Says a … Continue reading
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The Death Of A Giant
Rabbi Michael Broyde writes about the passing of Emmanuel Rackman: Rabbi Emanuel Rackman’s vigorous work and dedication to so many projects, even when he was well into his nineties, gave me reason to hope that his contributions would never cease. … Continue reading
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Tagged emanuel rackman, julius and ethel rosenberg, mid eighties, rabbi emanuel, rabbi michael, soviet spies
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Using First Names
Rabbi Ari Enkin writes: According to the Talmud, it is forbidden to refer to one’s parents and teachers by their first names and the prohibition remains in place even after their passing.[1] We are taught that addressing teachers by their … Continue reading
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Tagged chief justice of the supreme court, hebrew language, justice of the supreme court, morah, rabbi michael, religious circles
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Rabbi Michael Ozair Update
Kabbalah Coach posts: Michael did one year under custody. If he was truly diagnosed as a pedophile, he would be doing ten years. The incident with a teenage girl was consentual (and still WRONG), and while he was intoxicated. The … Continue reading
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Rabbi Michael Ozair Residing in Thailand
I’ve been acquainted with Rabbi Ozair for about a decade. I took some of his Torah classes (before his criminal conviction). I interviewed him after his release from prison and we remained on friendly terms. I haven’t heard from him in … Continue reading
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Tagged internet crime complaint center, michael ezra, national sex offender, national sex offender registry, rabbi michael, sex offender registry
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Lakewood Yeshiva Bocher wanted for armed robbery
Rotenberg (PHOTO PROVIDED) App.com reports: HOWELL — A 19-year-old Lakewood man has been identified as the suspect sought by authorities in an armed robbery at Reich Jewelers, where two employees were held at gunpoint and forced to fill duffel bags … Continue reading
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New Edition From Yeshiva University’s Newspaper
Rabbi Gil Student writes: Fascinating articles in a new issue of Kol Hamevaser (link): Was the Rav a Tsaddik? In Search of Modern Orthodox Saints by Noah Greenfield Shemittah: From the Theoretical to the Practical by Abby Atlas WikiTorah by … Continue reading
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