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FRIEND OR FOE by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
Roz Rothstein accepting her Cohon Award in 2008.
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ONE HAPPY JEW – a review of Sam Glaser’s book “The Joy of Judaism” – by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
ONE HAPPY JEW – a review of Sam Glaser’s book “The Joy of Judaism” – by Rabbi Baruch Cohon By all means, take the time for this book. It is not a weekend read. But invest yourself in … Continue reading →
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KNOW THE LAW – AND UNDERSTAND IT? – Khukas – Numb.19:1—22:1 – by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
KNOW THE LAW – AND UNDERSTAND IT? – Khukas – Numb.19:1—22:1 – by Rabbi Baruch Cohon Torah law comes in three varieties. One is called eydos – ordinances. A second one is called khukim – decrees. And the third is … Continue reading →
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The Head by Baruch Cohon
THE HEAD In the Navy, the men’s room was called the Head. And on WW2 ships it was exclusively a men’s room. But that was the first American war when women who were not nurses were actually admitted … Continue reading →
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