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Rosh Hashanah needs a little preparation. We have a digital solution.
August 29, 2018 4:16pmCHICAGO (JTA) — Too often, Rosh Hashanah resembles Kramer from “Seinfeld.” Barging onto the scene in a haste, it takes us aback. Its entry neither upsets nor disappoints us. But it comes with little warning, out of nowhere. The Jewish New Year isn’t experienced most effectively as a rude, Kramer-like entrance. It works far better…
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