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Hilchot Tefilah 14:7-8 (Looking at the kohanim during Birkat Kohanim)

August 1, 2018 3:01 pm

Why is it forbidden to look at the kohanim during Birkat Kohanim? Is it dangerous? Are the kohanim allowed to look at the people?

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Three generations of Jews, erased in an instant. How ironic that what the Soviets tried to do to Russian Jews is now being carried out by the state of Israel's own institutions.
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Speaking after making a blessing https://soundcloud.com/user-549467618/hilchot-berachot-17-8-speaking-after-making-a-beracha

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