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2 years ago • May 14, 2022
“I am a private person.”
By
Rabbi David Kasher
Rabbi David Kasher
Parasha Emor 5782. A Jewish response to the recently leaked Supreme Court draft opinion intending to overturn Roe v. Wade.
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