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Reuben Ginsberg, Anna Aron's brother, and his wife Betty donated a Torah pointer in memory of their brother-in-law. The Torah pointer, also known in Hebrew as a "yad," is used while reading the Torah to help follow the script.28
Anna Aron continued to dedicate herself to the project as curator of the museum, adopting the inspiring motto: "It is not what you have, but what you share that counts." |
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