By Rabbi Moshe Dov Heber
Chanukah is when we celebrate our existence as a nation separate from the goyim. A special nation with our own “culture”, the culture of the Torah and not of the goyim that surround us.
Yaakov Kramer is a nursing home administrator in Greenwich, CT, an hour drive from his home in the vibrant Waterbury community.
Last week, Yaakov was conversing with a speech therapist employed by the nursing home and the discussion turned to music. Yaakov is very into music, even singing on a professional level, and organizing the music at the last siyum hashas. The woman asked him if he is into music, to which he answered “yes, I listen to Jewish music and not the music of the general world.”
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