Ki Tisa 5783: Accepting Failure

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Ki Tisa 5783: Accepting Failure

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Are we too judgmental towards Ahron? Join Rabbi Brent Spodek and Professor Ziva Hassenfeld in an exploration of the weekly parsha as they examine the tragic life of Moses’s brother Ahron.
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