(Courtesy of OU) Commemorating Yom HaShoah and the 80th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, the Orthodox Union’s Southern NCSY youth movement brought its Hate

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In the Ukrainian town of Rawa-Ruska its mayor took Rev. Patrick Desbois deep into the forest where they were met by 50 elderly villagers waiting

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I had the privilege this past March to participate in World Bnei Akiva’s Poland Journey led by CEO Jeremy Kurnedz at Harova. My program, Mechina

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