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“We Want To Speak The Language That Jesus Spoke”: The Revival Of Aramaic in Jish, Israel

UPDATE 6 pm Israel time Monday: At 3:30 pm, there were reports of skirmishes along the Gaza border between IDF forces and Palestinian terrorists who fired mortars into Israel. Do you remember yesterday’s blog about how the Israeli media does … Continue reading

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