Being Proud

By Ruvi New

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New, Ruvi
Rabbi Ruvi New is spiritual leader of Chabad of East Boca, and a popular lecturer on Kabbalah and it's contemporay applications. He is also editor of Inside Out magazine.

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Posted: Sep 29, 2005

Rabbi New, well said. I'm a Jew and I'm proud! May I suggest you speak a tad faster... Love the the story on the Grand Rabbi he truly was a great man!

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