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Haggada be kidding me! /// Episode 1
How to create the ultimate, unforgettable Passover Experience, in your home.
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“The job of a Rebbe is to bring souls to Torah, not to win arguments.”
This was the response Dr. Shmuel Klatzkin received from the Rebbe as to why he did not address the philosophical challenges that were posed to him. This message touched him deeply and has shaped his understanding of Jewish unity.
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