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Visions of Peace
By
Rabbi Morris Panitz
Rabbi Morris Panitz
Parshat Vayishlach Sermon. A little jar with a remarkable journey tells a story desperately needed in this time of war. Perpetual violence is not inevitable. Never abandon the conviction that peace is our ultimate hope, and it can be found.
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