Cours du matin du lundi 08/01/2024

An episode of the Cours du matin du Rabbin Didier Kassabi podcast, hosted by SynaBoulogne, titled "Cours du matin du lundi 08/01/2024" was published on January 8, 2024 and runs 20 minutes.

January 8, 2024 ·20m · Cours du matin du Rabbin Didier Kassabi

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Paracha Vaéra : Le bâton qui se transforme en serpent, pourquoi un si petit miracle ? + Halakhot

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Paracha Vaéra : Le bâton qui se transforme en serpent, pourquoi un si petit miracle ? + Halakhot

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