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Shabbat shalom

Posted by themiddle on 3/24/2006 in Jewlicious · 0 Comments

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We also wish ck’s nephew, Jordan (Nissim ben Rachel), a healthy and speedy recovery.

We wish all of you and your families a peaceful shabbat.

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