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The Priest Who Didn't Know About the Priestly Blessing and the Bullet That Became a Star of David
Daniel Geron grew up in Kibbutz Ravid of Hashomer Hatzair, became observant after his military service and returned home with a desire to introduce Israeli tradition to a place where Yom Kippur prayers were never part of the landscape. After years of resistance, the dining hall is already overflowing - and this year two moments arrived that he won't forget: a 73-year-old kibbutz member ascended to the priestly blessing for the first time in his life, and his father sat beside him and prayed with him...
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Daniel Geron grew up in Kibbutz Ravid of Hashomer Hatzair, became observant after his military service and returned home with a desire to introduce Israeli tradition to a place where Yom Kippur prayers were never part of the landscape. After years of resistance, the dining hall is already overflowing - and this year two moments arrived that he won't forget: a 73-year-old kibbutz member ascended to the priestly blessing for the first time in his life, and his father sat beside him and prayed with him...
