EPISODE · Aug 24, 2021 · 43 MIN
Rav Kook's address at the opening of Hebrew University and the link to Haftara of Parshat Ki Tavo
from Rabbi Blackman (RDB) · host JLC Sydney
Rav Kook's address at the opening of Hebrew University and the link to Haftara of Parshat Ki Tavo
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