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“Maybe it was a niggun / That taught God how to speak”

Woman participates in a video conference on a desktop computer, with multiple people on the screen.

Poem honoring the memory of Yitzchak Rabin, z”l

Memorial wall with graffiti and photos, honoring Yitzhak Rabin in a public space. Hebrew text is present.

“Shekhinah – Divine Presence, may You comfort us”

Lit candle and white calla lily on a wooden surface against a dark background.

“These I remember and my heart breaks open with tears”

Person draped in a white prayer shawl, holding it close to their chest, wearing a beaded necklace.

“The once noisy room now / hears only mists of whispers”

Patient lying in a hospital bed with an IV, attended by a person in a white coat.

“Death is my teacher”

full moon over dark landscape

“Your struggle is your strength”

shot of Jerusalem on a sunny day with barbed wire in the foreground

“They had names”

Stone engraved with Remember on weathered wood, surrounded by smaller stones.

“We understand that Black lives are sacred”

A hand lighting small candles with a match in a dimly lit setting.

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