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Jewish Community's Mutual Responsibility Highlighted in Torah Study and Aliyah Stories
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A weekly column emphasizes Jewish mutual responsibility, illustrated by a Torah class dedicated to the recovery of those injured in an explosion and a mother's account of global support for her son wounded in a terrorist attack. The piece also highlights the Aliyah of Sandy and Rosalie Goldstein, aged 105 and 101 respectively, who fulfilled their dream of immigrating to Israel. The author connects these stories to the weekly Torah portion, Lech Lecha, and the foundational role of Avraham and Sarah.
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- Jewish community's mutual responsibility is highlighted through Torah study and prayers for the injured.
- A mother shared how global support for her son wounded in a terrorist attack provided immense strength.
- Sandy and Rosalie Goldstein, aged 105 and 101, recently made Aliyah to Israel.
- The Goldsteins are celebrating their 79th wedding anniversary and embody the principle of acting now.
- The Torah portion Lech Lecha introduces Avraham and Sarah as key figures and the first olim to Israel.
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