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Read more: Leah: The True Value of GratitudeTzofia is excited to invite you to the next webinar in our series:
Beyond Tishrei: Keeping the Inspiration Alive
Featuring Liora Rosenblatt, CEO of Tzofia and Mazal Elhadad, Guest Speaker
Sunday October 25th 8pm (Israel time)
Free | Suggested 20 NIS donationRegister here
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Read more: Speaking Up: Women in Tanach Who Changed Jewish People’s LivesTzofia is excited to invite you to the next webinar in our series:
Beyond Tishrei: Keeping the Inspiration Alive
Featuring Liora Rosenblatt, CEO of Tzofia and Mazal Elhadad, Guest Speaker
Sunday October 25th 8pm (Israel time)
Free | Suggested 20 NIS donationRegister here
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The Tzofia Poscast so it’s obvious to people. Ezer K’Negdo: Is a Woman Supposed to be a Helper or an Adversary?
The Tzofia Podcast, Episode 3: In this episode, Liora Rosenblatt hosts Gila Manolson, author of several best-selling books, such as The Magic Touch and Outside, Inside. Gila unravels the complex topic of a “helper against him” or the role of a wife in a marriage.
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Leah: The True Value of Gratitude
The words “this time” not only seem superfluous…
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Speaking Up: Women in Tanach Who Changed Jewish People’s Lives
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