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1. greydynamics.com › golani-brigadeGolani Brigade: Israel’s Elite Infantry Force - Grey Dynamics

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   2 days ago · Mordechai Gur – Mordecahi Gur was the commander of the Golani Brigade from 1961-1963. In 1966 he was appointed as the commander of the 55th Paratroopers Brigade (Reserve) and took part in the capture of Jerusalem from Jordanian forces. He was known for, upon reaching the Western Wall and the Temple Mount, broadcasting

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3. www.chabad.org › holidays › purimThe Megillah (Book of Esther) - Chabad.org

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   Mar 9, 2009 · Megillat Esther, “The Scroll of Esther,” is a firsthand account of the events of Purim, written by the heroes themselves—Esther and Mordechai. By special request of Esther to the Sanhedrin, the Megillah was included as one of the 24 books of the biblical canon.

4. torah.org › torah-portion › perceptions-5784-balakFrom Balak to Rus • Torah.org

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   21 hours ago · As a reward for the forty-two offerings that Balak, king of Moav, brought, he merited that Rus descended from him, from whom Shlomo HaMelech came, regarding whom it writes that he brought many offerings: “Shlomo offered up a thousand Burnt Offerings” (I Melachim 3:4). And Rabbi Yosei ben Choni similarly says: Rus was the daughter of Eglon ...

5. ourcog.org › this-day-july-16-in-jewish-history-byThis Day, July 16, In Jewish History by Mitchell A and Deb ...

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   1 day ago · 1995(18th of Tammuz, 5755): Lt. Gen. Mordechai "Motta" Gur, former Chief of Staff of the IDF passed away. He is best remembered as the commander of the brigade that liberated the Old City of Jerusalem in June, 1967.(As reported by Joel Greenberg)

6. judaism.stackexchange.com › questions › 143614middos character traits - Should we thank AI? - Mi Yodeya

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   5 days ago · The Rambam ( 8 P'rakim 4) writes that our character traits get ingrained in us by repeating the same thing again and again. This would imply that one should not get used to speaking rudely, this would apply to AI too. Share. Improve this answer. Follow.

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   5 days ago · R' Sholom Mordechai Rubashkin | Kol Nidrei In Difficulty. Today's learning is sponsored Liluy Nishmat Tzvi Baruch ben Shmuel Dovid Halevi | 6 Tamuz 5784 | July 12, 2024.

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   Are Bhai Gurdas and Nand Lal recited in gurdwaras?

   • The devotional works of Bhai Gurdas (1551–1637) and Nand Lal (1633–1715) are the only texts aside from the Granth s that can be recited in the gurdwaras. Their compositions are more than just devotional, including social and historical commentary.

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   Who is Sri Asht Gur Chamatkar?

   • As always, the background was provided by the Sikh religion. He then turned to Sri Kalgidhar Chamatkar (1935), a life of Guru Gobind Singh, followed by Sri Guru Nanak Chamatkar (1936), and later he produced Sri Asht Gur Chamatkar (1951; “The Marvel of the Eight [Other] Gurus”), complete only as far as Guru Arjan.

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   Why is Bhai Gurdas so popular?

   • Their compositions are more than just devotional, including social and historical commentary. This was particularly true of the works of Bhai Gurdas, whose 40 lengthy poems, composed in Punjabi, remain popular. Their popularity is vastly greater than that of his 556 brief poems in Braj, a language little read in the Panth today.

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   2 days ago · Sikhism - Scriptures, Practices, Beliefs: Apart from the Adi Granth and the Dasam Granth, the main works of Sikh literature can be divided into devotional works, janam-sakhis (writings on the life of Guru Nanak), rahit-namas (manuals containing the Rahit), gur-bilas (hagiographic works concerning the 6th and 10th Gurus that stress their roles ...