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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Opinion: Jewish Christmas???
A conversation turns uncomfortable the minute someone replies “I’m Jewish” after “Merry Christmas.” Often, the Christian person will say “I’m sorry” and an awkward silence follows. It is as if we did kill him even after the pope has … Continue reading
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Synagogues of Hong Kong
A bear with a Chinese and an almost Israeli flag. Nathan Road, the backbone of Hong Kong, was named after one of the city state’s first governors, Sir Mathew Nathan (a man of Jewish descent). He was, like the Khadoories … Continue reading
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