In Hebrew: ‘Power’

A daily dose of Hebrew.

Ami Steinberger

16 Shevat 5773 – January 27, 2013

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כֹּחַ, עָצְמָה

The Torah portion read this past Shabbat by Jews around the world depicts a great demonstration of power. Watch this video to learn some Hebrew terms about the concept of power.

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Ami Steinberger

Ami Steinberger is founder and director of Ulpan La-Inyan.