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Chaim I. Chaim Ycyk Bermant has written:
'Jericho sleep alone'
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Chaim Greenbaum has written various works on Jewish themes, including books and articles on Jewish history, theology, and philosophy. His writings often focus on exploring the intersection of Judaism with contemporary issues and challenges.
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