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Unique Brit Mila Gifts
Present for the Jewish Newborn Baby Boy
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code: Jewish Baby Brit Mila Gift 1999
Description: Safety pin (5 by 1cm) with a blue evil eye (eyeball) protection bead, a transparent blue baby pacifier amulet, and a Hamsa engraved with three blessings (in Hebrew): "Osher" (happiness), Ahava (love), Mazal (luck). Fast shipping (involves additional fees) available on this item upon request.
 $50
 $7 With Gift Box
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code: Jewish Ritual Circumcision Present 2000
Description: Safety pin (5 by 1cm) with a two small Hamsas embedded (on both sides) with blue Swarovski crytals, and a Hamsa engraved with three blessings (in Hebrew): "Osher" (happiness), Ahava (love), Mazal (luck). This baby pin gift can be attached to the stroller or above the baby's bed - to bring the baby good luck and protect from evil. Fast shipping (involves additional fees) available on this item upon request.
$50
$7 With Gift Box
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When the Jewish new born baby boy reaches the age of eight days he undergoes a circumcision ceremony called a Brit Milah. It is ususally performed in a synagogue and followed by a meal. Friends and family are invited and it is customary to bring a gift.
The brit milah, circumcision, is a physical symbol of the relationship between G-d and the Jewish people. It is a constant reminder of what the Jewish mission entails. According to the Bible the first person commanded to circumcise himself was Abraham, at the age of ninety-nine. G-d told him (Genesis 17:7), “And I will establish a My covenant between Me and between you and between your seed after you throughout their generations as an everlasting covenant, to be to you for a G-d and to your seed after you.”
Of all of the commandments in Judaism, the brit milah (literally, Covenant of Circumcision) is probably the one most universally observed. It is commonly referred to as a bris (covenant, using the Ashkenazic pronunciation).
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