In Jewish thought, there is a foundational moral and legal principle called pikuach nefesh — the saving of a life. It overrides almost every other

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Who could have imagined that a group of Jewish tourists from the former Soviet Union—still learning the rhythm and soul of Shabbat—would one day celebrate