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They once roamed the Land of Israel and are mentioned quite often in the Bible and Talmudic literature.
By Yehuda Altein
Although the Torah's laws of damages existed long before computers, they provide categories and insight through which the laws and ethics of new technologies can be analyzed.
By Yehuda Shurpin
Do you know your aleph from your bet? We bet you can do this one!
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The Creator of all boundaries is unbounded by any definition. Otherwise, He too would require a creator.
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