Reading Jewish History in the Parsha
I Read This Over Shabbos, David BashevkinElevate your Shabbos reading with the original "I Read This Over Shabbos": the weekly parsha.
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I have been rejected from many prestigious fellowships; teach at NCSY and Yeshiva University; write on Talmud for Tablet Magazine; received my PhD from the New School; and founded 18Forty and I Read This Over Shabbos.
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