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https://www.ou.org/holidays/files/iStock_75167205_SMALL-e1475139822276.jpg843563Yonah essentially took on God and was an angry Navi. What was the tension between Yonah and God? Why is it chosen as the Haftarah for Yom Kippur Mincha? What is the connection between the laining for Yom Kippur mincha (the illicit relationships) and the Haftarah? Why don't we lain Vayichal at mincha?