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Shabbat Shalom- a prayer for peace

Sting brings back an old and sadly timely tune, a prayer for peace,

May the Russians love their children too

Shabbat Shalom

Posted on March 11, 2022Author Rabbi David LevinCategories Peace, Prayer, Shabbat Shalom, violenceTags peace, Sting, Ukraine

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