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This Google Custom Search looks only in this website. Boruch Hashem Another Successful Agudah Yarchei Kallah in Yerushalayim
The participants traveled directly from Ben Gurion airport to Malon Vishnitz where they were hosted by the Municipality of Bnei Brak. They were warmly greeted by Bnei Brak Mayor Rabbi Chanoch Zeibert and Deputy Mayor Rabbi Avraham Rubinstein.
Knesset Hearings on the Cost of Kashrus to Israel
The Economy Committee of the Knesset convened to discuss the subject of the cost of kashrus in Israel. Several reports and media attacks suggested that kashrus observance is a significant drag on the economy. Of course, for one who does not believe in it, anything spent on kashrus is too much.
Rain and Kinneret Watch
Our weekly report of the rain and the level of the Kineret.
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Words of Emunah by Chaim Walder
by Chaim Walder
About a month ago, at six o'clock p.m., Meir B., an eleven- year-old boy, finished his studies at the Erloi Cheder in Bnei Brak and began walking home.
At home a book was waiting for him, which was bought as a prize for good behavior. But Meir did not arrive home that day and also did not read the book. A car hit him at a crosswalk with tremendous force.
Monkeys And Typewriters: The Making of a Modern-Day Myth
By Joshua Josephson
Part I
One is not accustomed to thinking of science as a creator of myths. A myth is "an ill-founded belief held uncritically, especially by an interested group." Science is generally considered to be a rational discipline grounded in logic and clear thinking. Nevertheless, science has its own share of myths. One such myth it has engendered, maybe unwittingly, is commonly referred to as "monkeys and typewriters."
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