Dedicated in honor of Mrs. Chaya Sarah Silberberg, rebbetzin and shluchah to West Bloomfield, MI, in honor of her birthday. May she have many years of health, happiness, and nachas!

9 Elul | Day 287 | Leap Year

Unnatural Kindness: The “act of tzedakah” vs. the “service of tzedakah”

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