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Volume 9 Number 91

Sat Dec 25 23:55:01 US/Pacific 1999

Going To Israel
- Joyce Schaeffer <schaeffr@escape.ca>
Studies of Isaiah?
- Awaskow@aol.com
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From: Joyce Schaeffer <schaeffr@escape.ca>
Date: Fri, 24 Dec 1999 13:51:38 -0600
Subject: Going To Israel

[Moderator's Note: Although this is a little off topic, in the spirit
of encouraging people to visit Israel, I have decided to let this
through. -- Yr. Mod.]

I may be embarking on a trip to Israel next year. I have a disability
which hinders my walking speed. I fear going into the Holocaust museum
in a guided setting may leave me panting and concentrating on keeping
up with the group rather than participating. I want to see the Negev,
The Dead Sea, Haifa.  Tel-Aviv, Jerusalem, The Wailing Wall etc. I
would use a wheelchair or buggy if available. As one visiting Israel
for the first time. I would like recommendations. I can handle steps
with a hand rail. I can get into and out of buses, trains and cars. I
will be going with my husband. I do not own a wheelchair and use one
transferring in airports.

We would like to know where to go and what to see. My husband wants to
see geographic areas.

Joyce Schaeffer
schaeffr@escape.ca
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From: Awaskow@aol.com
Date: Fri Dec 24  5:59:54 US/Pacific 1999
Subject: Studies of Isaiah?

Dear Chevra,

Aside from Heschel's The Prophets, what studies / annotated
translations/ etc of Isaiah have been most useful and/or
transformative for you-all?  Please write me directly at
Awaskow@aol.com, with or without copies to the list.

Thanks & good shabbos

Arthur.
Remember the Website: www.shalomctr.org 
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