Hamas’s Made-Up Casualty Figures
Statistical analysis points to sheer fabrication.
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From Jeremiah to klezmer.
While contemporary rabbinic law forbids musical instruments at funerals, this was not always the case. Matt Austerklein explains that flutes in particular were in ancient times associated with mourning by Jews, as seen from Jeremiah’s comment, “Like a flute my heart moans.”
While contemporary rabbinic law forbids musical instruments at funerals, this was not always the case. Matt Austerklein explains that flutes in particular were in ancient times associated with mourning by Jews, as seen from Jeremiah’s comment, “Like a flute my heart moans.”
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March 11, 2024
From Jeremiah to klezmer.
While contemporary rabbinic law forbids musical instruments at funerals, this was not always the case. Matt Austerklein explains that flutes in particular were in ancient times associated with mourning by Jews, as seen from Jeremiah’s comment, “Like a flute my heart moans.”
While contemporary rabbinic law forbids musical instruments at funerals, this was not always the case. Matt Austerklein explains that flutes in particular were in ancient times associated with mourning by Jews, as seen from Jeremiah’s comment, “Like a flute my heart moans.”
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Statistical analysis points to sheer fabrication.
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From Jeremiah to klezmer.
Statistical analysis points to sheer fabrication.
The truth about the “no-go zones.”
Kaddish for a friend of the Jews.
Cancelation isn’t coming for the anti-Semitic aviator.
From Jeremiah to klezmer.