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Israel/Palestine
In reply to the discussion: Why Americans don’t understand Israeli Jews [View all]pelsar
(12,283 posts)72. perhaps i can clarify a bit...
i went to hebrew school in the afternoons....sunday, monday and thursday up until the 10th grade in high school. We called it hebrew school, not sunday school. (it would have been very boring except for Debbie P, who had developed nicely over the years....)
We knew it was called sunday school by others synagogues but they were conservative and reform, not the orthodox synagogue and community that i belonged to.
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it is not a matter of intolerance or tolerance at all it is simple common language use
azurnoir
Apr 2012
#42
And 5 Jews have told you we all attended Sunday School and you continue to tell us we are wrong.
Behind the Aegis
Apr 2012
#47
I said common usage in American English now if you wish to call me on that because
azurnoir
Apr 2012
#53
Really every Jewish kid you knew went to Hebrew school on Sunday and called it Sunday school?
azurnoir
Apr 2012
#27
it is a matter of language usage not dogma if you wish to call Hebrew school Sunday school
azurnoir
Apr 2012
#41
You originally claimed the author of the OP was out of touch for saying Sunday School
oberliner
Apr 2012
#61
sigh for the umpteenth time once again I have not said I right or wrong I gave you common usage
azurnoir
Apr 2012
#65
You must have meant to say, we as Americans have neighbors like Canada and Mexico, correct? n/t
Jefferson23
Apr 2012
#6
He himself states, to paraphrase, that "it's not working". That's his subject matter.
bemildred
Apr 2012
#68