The Cat that Waited on a King

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Ari Cowen November 30, 2021

Love it Reply

Anonymous BROOKLYN April 5, 2020

nice, a very nice story Reply

Rey The Resistance June 20, 2017

I know nothing about the Rambam. Could someone in the comments explain? Reply

Finn the Resistance August 11, 2017

in response to Rey:

Yeah. Agreed. HELP. Reply

Pessia Toronto June 11, 2020

in response to Rey:

the rambam was a man of torah study and all so a doctor
this is just a nice story of him
and he was a doctor at the kings palace and this person in the story is a minister that was jealous of him and tried diffrent ways to get rid of therambam
that what i know... Reply

some ten year old. Maryland November 6, 2017

in response to Finn:

well guys, you can watch more about the Rambam at this cute little Chabad video, Who was Maimonides?
it includes who he was, what his name stands for, and more!! you can prob find it somewhere at the What If? section, and Dina is talking. also, you can find that video and another video Visiting the Rambam In Tiberias. I would give you links, but it doesn't allow. Hope you enjoy those videos! Reply

Rey and Finn The Resistance January 21, 2018

in response to some ten year old.:

Thanks! Reply

some ten year old. Maryland May 27, 2018

in response to Rey and Finn:

No problem!!!! Reply

Anonymous January 13, 2015

It's a great story Reply

MENACHEM MENDEL KURINSKY melbourne, AUSTRALIA February 1, 2014

I love stories about the RAMBAM Reply

Amy and Dereck Kissimmee, Florida December 20, 2011

exellent story i love this story i hope there will be more, Ramabam is amazing. Reply

Anonymous BROOKLYN April 5, 2020

in response to Amy and Dereck:

Very interesting. I never knew this story before good thing we dont have anti semitism like that anymore! Reply

Chaim Yonah Hamilton, NY via jewishvirginislands.com October 29, 2020

in response to Anonymous:

it was not only anti-semitism also jealousy (by the way semitism is people who come from Shem, Noach's son although we Jews come from shem, semitism includes some non-jews) Reply

samuel r. florida, usa November 10, 2011

nice Very interesting. I never knew this story before good thing we dont have anti semitism like that anymore!
ps how did they train the cat like that, anyway? Reply

malka miriam vann montreal, canada November 9, 2011

the rambam is truly amazing. please make many more stories Reply

Anonymous long island, n.y October 10, 2011

mice and cats ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww mice Reply

chayale crown heights September 2, 2011

great illustrations Reply

Anonymous October 31, 2010

its a cool story....... Reply

Anonymous Great Neck, N.Y. via kids.tzivoshashem.org September 12, 2010

excellant I love stories about the RAMBAM Reply

tinkerbell pune, Maharastra/india April 10, 2010

gives us....... yep a good story n a good moral 4 our lives!!!!! Reply

Devorah Smith pickerington March 26, 2010

I loved this! Ramabam is amazing Reply

dovi October 2, 2009

reading I m a slow reader so tell me when u make it into a movie Reply

Anonymous Whyalla, Australia via kids.tzivoshashem.org August 14, 2009

Teaches us This story learns us not to fall astray but to keep on following G-d. Reply

anonymous laguna beach, usa via campsgi.com July 9, 2009

good enough.... story was good enough for me to kkep on reading .... usually... when a story is pretty boring..... I literly throw the book in the trash. Reply

Danielle highland park, IL via ganisraelchicago.com July 5, 2009

Okay... a bit of a wierd story... you people must have a BIT too much time on your hands...
but the moral was okay Reply

talia wiener plano ,texas May 11, 2020

in response to Danielle:

cool Reply

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