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The Jewish Weekly Ltd 15th September Issue 249 By The Jewish Weekly Rebbe’s impact grows 25 years on. The jewish weekly is a weekly publication in english, consisting of stories, a dvar torah as well as parsha facts and before every chag, we also print halachot and minhagim for the chag. with over 2000 copies (and growing) weekly being distributed throughout jerusalem, nevei yaakov, efrat, beit shemesh, beitar , bat ayin and bnei braq as well. Lord pickles’ address at 80th anniversary of the genocide of the 16th august 2024. dear survivors, your excellencies, friends, here, we stand at the epicentre of evil, remembering the murdered and the lost. remembering those that suffered and survived. Stay tuned for more changes in 2022. as this unique year draws to a close, we wanted to look back at the headlines and moments that defined 2021. here are our 10 most read stories of the year. 10.
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