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The Kosel HaMa'aravi, the Western Wall, is not merely a historical monument—it is a living testament to our people's unwavering faith and deep connection to the Bais HaMikdash. For centuries, the stones of the Wall have silently borne witness to our trials, triumphs, and the continuous echo of our heritage. These stones, however, are not ordinary; they are imbued with kedushah, and this very sanctity has ignited a fierce debate over their removal and public display.

“Girls, come. It’s time for the midday meal.” Jasmin’s mother beckoned us to the courtyard where a lavish meal was spread. There were all sorts of meats, goat, duck, lamb, and fruits, lush plums, melons, cherries and dried figs and dates, pistachios, and almonds. The almond trees surrounding our courtyard blossomed, sending a sweet honey scent into the air.

If there’s one thing people enjoy about a Friday Purim, it’s complaining about it.

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 New York State corrections officers ended an illegal strike involving 15,000 workers across 36 of 42 state prisons, protesting unsafe conditions and the HALT Act. Governor Kathy Hochul announced a resolution after 11 days, mediated by Martin F. Scheinman with NYSCOPBA.

New York News

 Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that the Trump administration will revoke visas and green cards of Hamas supporters in the U.S.

Recap: Aliza and Dalya are annoyed by having security guards follow them. They find a way to get away from them and go off on a trail in the park. After a while, Aliza realizes they are lost.