Jewish Tale
Rabbi Loew and the Golem
Let this story carry you off to Renaissance Prague, a city of mystery and alchemy, where Rabbi Loew managed to do something unheard of: bring the legendary golem, a clay statue, to life.


If you ever see a hyena, you will surely notice the black stripes on its back that look as if someone has burnt them into the fur. And this is a story about how those stripes came to be
A long time
The truth is that the hyena was in fact a cunning creature. She only pretended to be the hare’s friend, using him for her
While the hyena's mouth was watering, she knew she would do better not to think about the delicious fish for the time being. However, after a hard few minutes trying to forget about it, she was still dying to try the catch, and so she came up with
“Isn’t the fish too big for you, my dearest friend? You’ll be sick if you eat the whole thing,” the hyena warned the hare, yearning to be given a bite of the divine fish as well.
“Oh, don’t worry, I have a plan. I’m going to roast the leftovers and save them for a rainy day,” replied the hare readily.
But the hyena wanted to get her paws on the fish
Late that night, she crept up to the hare’s fire. The hare was already fast asleep and content, snoring with his