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Sara Crane

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“The gangster activities have shown interest in the Rav’s son...”

An attempt to kidnap a Jewish boy.

A smuggling operation.

An evil plot of an Arab gang to tear away Avrohom from his community and raise him as the son of a prominent leader.

Through near death experiences and with the help of community elders, Avrohom’s friends will do anything to save him. As risky as it may be.

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Chaya Fishbaum

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Israeli salatim Chummus ..............................................9.95 Medditeranean chickpea salad

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Baklava ...............................................4.95 A rich pastry made with phyllo and chopped nuts

Mushrooms and onions....12.00

Ice Cream ........................................4.00

Chummus with meat ............14.95

chocolate syurp

Babaganush ..........................10.50

Chocolate Cake .......................4.95

Parve. Topped with halva sauce and

Roasted eggplant salad with tehina and seasoning

Moroccan Eggplant ........10.50 Baked eggplant with fried garlic

Turkish Salad................................17.95 Savory blend of tomatoes, peppers ans spices

Beverages Can of Soda ................................1.50 Israeli Nectars ..............................4.00 Snapple ...............................................4.95 Malt Beer ..........................................1.50 Nana Tea ........................................2.00 Bottled Water................................1.50

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“When Dwana Smallwood worked with Oprah Winfrey to help develop a dance company for young girls in South Africa in 2009, she knew she had discovered her life’s purpose”.

arts – but it’s not thriving as it should. The children aren’t given enough access to thrive. The Dwana Smallwood Performing

“What she did at my school, she came in to teach dance but she taught them about life, she taught them all of the social emotional skills that we know it takes to really be successful, and not only survive but to thrive in the world”

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“This is a song about the high school experience, sung through the eyes of the person who -- more than anyone else -- puts young people on the right path,” said Adam Sandler in a 1994 Saturday Night Live sketch. “I’m not talking about the teachers. I’m not talking about the coaches. I’m not even talking about the guidance counselors.

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Beyond making us laugh -- and providing Chris Farley an opportunity to dance his aproned heart out -- it seems Sandler was on to something.

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