This week’s Torah Portion, “Bo,” mentions the “mixed multitude” that left Egypt with the Israelites. Who were these “others,” and who are the "others" in our own lives today?

Also, if Josh and Rabbi Shira went on a reality TV show together, which one would it be?

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This week’s Torah Portion, “Bo,” mentions the “mixed multitude” that left Egypt with the Israelites. Who were these “others,” and who are the "others" in our own lives today?

Also, if Josh and Rabbi Shira went on a reality TV show together, which one would it be?

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