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Examples
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Rabbi Siegel said the group is called HaYom [today] because the changes needed in the Conservative movement cannot wait until tomorrow.
unknown title 2009
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Newt Gingrich, who stirred controversy recently by calling the Palestinians "an invented people," appears on the cover of Sheldon Adelson's newspaper, Israel HaYom, blasting the Obama administration for its policies on Iran.
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'Israel HaYom,' that backs conservative Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and adamantly opposes any peace settlement with the Palestinians.
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The 50-member ad hoc group of rabbis, cantors and lay leaders, who call themselves HaYom:
unknown title 2009
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The news comes less than a week after a similar letter, signed by a group of Conservative clergy and lay leaders organized under the banner of HaYom, demanded a meeting with the United Synagogue President Raymond Goldstein.
Articles 2009
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The synagogue presidents echoed the complaints of the HaYom group, saying the United Synagogue is not sufficiently open and transparent.
Articles 2009
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Believing that to be true, I was very surprised to read an article this morning in the newspaper (Yisrael HaYom) about a plane crash in some island off of Thailand.
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The Baal Shem Tov related that whenever the word "HaYom - this day" is mentioned it refers to Rosh Hashanah.
Israelated - English Israel blogs moshe 2008
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the real Chassidim ppl striving to make their will into Hashem’s will, not gangstas-in-bekitsches with guns were saying a lot like HaYom, shrei-ing “what is this violence going to accomplish!
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From what I’m hearing, the word on the street, according to my friends who live in Meah She’arim (charedi friends who live right off Rechov Meah Shearim) was that most of the real Chassidim (ppl striving to make their will into Hashem’s will, not gangstas-in-bekitsches with guns) were saying a lot like HaYom, shrei-ing “what is this violence going to accomplish!”
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