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Itamar Kremer A mysterious disease erupted in the mid-14th century called the Black Death. The disease, caused by the Yersinia pestis bacteria, began in Mongolia[…]
“The Church’s Ministry Among Jewish People” was a missionary Anglican organization founded in 1809 in London in order to encourage Jews to convert to Christianity.[…]
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“David Falik has been killed by the bullet of Totu and so will die all the country’s enemies, by innumerable bullets which will be fired[…]
Once upon a time there was a man – says the Talmud – whose wife died in labor. The man was so poor that he[…]
December 10, 1966 – 53 years ago. The clock ticks past 16:00, as the crowd waits in Stockholm’s opulent concert hall for the Nobel Prize[…]
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