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Why Jews skipped Hanukkah and wrote the most beloved Christmas songs
WASHINGTON POST by Lauren Markoe December 11, 2014 Christians don’t seem to mind that so many beloved Christmas songs were written by Jews, and Jews tend to reel off the list with pride. White Christmas. Let It Snow. Santa Baby. … Continue reading
ArchitectGuy on Israel 