A Rabbi, a Holocaust Survivor, and a Lonely Struggle in the Dark Night: A short insight on Parshat Vayishlach
Does Jacob's wrestling with the dark forces of reality in the harsh, lonely night remind you of your own struggles? Here's how to hold on to your faith.
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Anonymous , I think the fences erected cross the land has gained very much . Before the erected fences across the land we watched on a Daily basis innocent Jewish bloodshed that was crying to heaven. As to your picture in comparison to the fences in the death Camps has little merrit.