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Ode to Ramon

By Tzvi Freeman

There were others who traveled to space, but no one ever carried anything like his kind of baggage. You could say that he took an entire people -- 3400 years of history included -- to the heavens

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The Suddenness of Life

By Yeruchem Eilfort

In Ethics of the Fathers our sages teach: "Repent one day before your death." The obvious question is asked: how does one know which day he or she is to die?

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Pride and Pain

By Dovi Scheiner

Usually, a person dies, and then their soul shines down on us from heaven. It is rare that a spirit shines down on us from heaven, and then dies

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A Tipping Point for Jewish Earthlings

By Shlomo Gestetner

Ramon's journey is more than just another feel-good story for a country desperate for some good news. Rather it's an inspiring example of one man who senses the importance of Jewish identity

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Shabbat in Space The Legacy of Ilan Ramon

By Zvi Konikov

"Jerusalem, we have a problem!'” Ilan said to me. He wanted to know how to keep Shabbat in space

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Remembering Ilan Ramon Israel’s First Astronaut Video

By Zvi Konikov

Remarks by Rabbi Zvi Konikov, director of Chabad-Lubavitch of Satellite Beach, Florida, at a NASA memorial for the seven astronauts of Columbia STS-107

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