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Posted: Apr 11, 2007
good job
you did a great job explaining about Kosher food. i recently became religious, and i was amazed to hear the exact same things my Rabbi s have been telling me about kosher food. keep up the great work in spreading Judaism far and wide!
Posted By Anna Abrams



 

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