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Jewish Joke of the Week: A Painful Problem

For weeks, Morris had been suffering from a mysterious and rather alarming medical condition. Every morning, he’d sit down at the kitchen table, pour himself a fresh cup of coffee, take a sip, and immediately feel a sharp, stabbing pain in his right eye.

At first, he ignored it. But after several weeks, he decided it was time to see a doctor.

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Striving

If one peruses even superficially the history of the world clearly there have been many generations of evil corrupt people. Was it truly necessary to have all these wicked individuals? Couldn’t we have just had generations that also contained righteous and outstanding people?

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Jewish Joke of the Week: The Sukkah Court Case

David builds a sukkah on the balcony of his apartment. His landlord is furious, claiming it violates the lease, and takes him to court.

The landlord tells the judge that the sukkah is ugly, unsafe, and a fire hazard.

David explains that building and dwelling in a sukkah for the holiday of Sukkot is a Jewish religious obligation dating back thousands of years.

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