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1. If you could have a Jewish super power, what would it be?

2. What are some examples of "darkness" in the world?

3. Think of 3 things you could do that would bring "light" into the world.

4. Imagine you wrote for a newspaper. What message would you spread to help make the world better?

5. Why do you think we celebrate miracles that happened to the Jewish people?

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Latest Comments:
Posted: Mar 28, 2010
if i were a super Mitzvah girl i would give Tzedakah every single day!
Posted By CHAYA MUSHKA BELINSKY, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, U.S.A.

Posted: Feb 7, 2010
answer to qustion #5: to remember them
Posted By chaya shmotkin

Posted: Jan 7, 2010
spider girl
i would be spider girl making sure everything would stay safe i would also use my web to travel from place to place keeping a good eye on everybody to keep them extra extra safe making sure amalek and our yetzer horah dont desturb us
Posted By shternie fredlender, thornhill, ontario canada



 




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