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Significant numbers support religious moderation and peace with Israel.
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The Woman behind the First Printed Hebrew Prayer Book
Penitential prayers from Piove di Sacco.
The story of Hebrew printing begins in Italy in the latter part of the 15th century. Among the lesser-known pioneers of this period of Jewish publishing was Meshulam Kuzi, who produced an edition of the s’liḥot—penitential prayers said in the days or weeks prior to Rosh Hashanah. Yori Yalon writes:
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The Woman behind the First Printed Hebrew Prayer Book
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