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by Daniela Enriquez According to halacha, Jewish law, there are 613 mitzvot that a Jew should fulfill during a lifetime.

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by Rebecca Borison Most companies today are struggling to boost sales and make a profit. Some may try to broaden

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By Rebecca Borison Born in Odessa in 1879, Jacob Weinberg was a talented and prolific Jewish composer, who sought to

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