- Yom Hazikaron -

No Need For Forgiveness

While the congregant spoke about the difficulty in finding meaning in a child’s death, a visitor sitting on an aisle seat in the men’s section spoke up. “We lost a soldier.”

Rambam's Commentary on the Mishna
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