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  a very bad rabbi,thinks he is funny with his insensitive sarcasm . A REAL PUTZ SCHMUCK.

  Added May 04, 2017 by Cynthia Aysla
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  A VERY RUDE LOUTISH RABBI HARLIG, A FEW NICE PEOPLE.

  Added March 13, 2017 by Berenice Diaz Velazquez
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  Clean and Safe!! Amazing teachers.....
  Great place To leave your kid

  Added December 14, 2016 by Jason Luxenberg
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  Thank you for the amazing show last night on Fremont Street Experience, especially the lecture on Chanukkah with the children singing. I cover events in Las Vegas for my magazines. I am not Jewish, for weeks now, while writing about events downtown from Plaza to the Container Park, I have been hearing about this Menorah and how the size is the largest Menorah outside of the East Coast in Manhattan, New York City, so I wanted to write about the ceremony. The dancing, lecture, and history were truly remarkable. Thank you for promoting downtown and showing the visitors an extraordinary treat to our town while they visit Las Vegas. Many around me were visiting Las Vegas for their first time. They all enjoyed their holidays more celebrating Hanukkah with you on December 25 during the lighting of the candles on your menorah. Much appreciation to your festivities.

  Added October 31, 2016 by Thomas Chee