Leah Lighting Candles

Although no longer hasidic, Leah Kleim still lights candles every Friday night. Lighting candles on Friday night is a traditional practice for Jewish women.

Photo courtesy of Mo Gelber.

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16 Responses

  1. Jason

    Very generic lacking of style and taste, Leaning on Obscenity to gain riveting taste… Lacking of Talent..

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  2. JBHoren

    I’m a heavily tattooed Jewish guy — a yeshiva bochur, no longer actively practicing — and Leah Kleim has just made my Erev Shabbos (such as it is, here in Fairbanks, AK).

    Thanks!

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  3. clothes on for candle lighting..haha

    Tatts are nice….praying over candles great, nakedness, great–naked at shabbos candle, bad taste..doesnt go together…not for us to see anyway..jason said it best, but I wanta show ur great…not those together tho..like Madonna prancing around in undies for a enslaved black man, what was that..bless yu, and please, cover up..good shabbos..this will mos def get u in Playboy like yu wanted…too bad u used the Lords Holiness to do it…

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  4. Morris

    I dont care what these wanna be critics say, I think this a great photo which makes you think and therefore contains talent.

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  5. Mo

    to those who say it is forbidden to say a blessing without clothes, think about the bris ceremony. The rabbi and the congregation say blessings while the baby is naked.

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  6. Jonathan B. Horen

    @Leah: I also think it’s a fabulous picture. Why don’t you go ahead and frame it, then blow ME? (up)

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  7. Paul Besterman

    Only in America with it’s disregard for tradition and respect could this happen, Good or Bad ? I honour the 3000 year old heritage of my people which as I am sure you all are aware of does not include Tattoos.

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