The Cantor's Blog-August 23rd
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Tempest in Jerusalem
Wow.
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The Cantor's Blog-August 15th
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Making Peace
It wasn’t a normal day of study at Pardes today. There were two special sessions of speakers. One asked that it not be shared on social media. The other speaker said no such thing. In fact, he implied the opposite.
The Cantor's Blog-August 9th
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Bitter Waters
My brother always famously told his grandkids that if they wanted to whine, they’d have to go outside.
For the next two weeks, I’ll be studying Biblical whining at Pardes with Dr. Harold Markose.
The Cantor's Blog-August 2nd
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Beber and the Tayelet
This past week I was overjoyed to be able to be in the same place at the same time as the following kids on the Beber Poland/Israel trip (in order of the photo):
The Cantor's Blog-July 25th
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Quixotic
The Cantor's Blog-July 19th
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Sintra and Tomar
Let’s be honest. I wasn’t that excited about going to Portugal.
The Cantor's Blog-July 12th
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Barcelona, Catalunya
The Cantor's Blog-July 5th
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Week 2 of Yeshiva
My second and last week of Yeshiva was one filled with learning and experiences. Although the first session of the Yeshiva is 3 weeks, I’m going to the Cantors Mission in Spain next week and will miss the end.
The Cantor's Blog-June 28
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Three Sitting Ovations
The Cantor's Blog-June 21
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Book Fair
You might think that in a country where computer and cell phone ownership is higher per capita than any other in the world, that books would be passe’ by now.
You’d be wrong.
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