Yaakov Feitman is a journalist who focuses on local news in Israel. He writes for Yated Ne'eman, covering a range of topics including Jewish holidays, Torah commentary, and current events in the Jewish community. His articles aim to provide readers with inspiration, guidance, and a deeper understanding of their faith.
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