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Le père, le fils et le Rav Kalmenson
Yoel is honoring Shabbat in the neighborhood synagogue when his rabbi announces to him that his son is “lighting up”.
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Yoel is honoring Shabbat in the neighborhood synagogue when his rabbi announces to him that his son is “lighting up”.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Dayan D. Oualid
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Runtime:15 minutes
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