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The Chasam Sofer on Lag B’omer
Rabbi Daniel Glatstein
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The Strive for Five 
Rabbi Daniel Glatstein
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With Tears and with Joy
Rabbi Daniel Glatstein
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The Secret of Unity
Rabbi Daniel Glatstein
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Miracles and Rabi Meir
Rabbi Daniel Glatstein
Global View
The Tragedy of American Politics
Donald Trump is erratic, but Biden scares me more
Gershon Burstyn
Global View
Russiagate? Maybe Obamagate
Russiagate was a hoax — time to look at Obamagate
Gershon Burstyn
Fiction Corner
Out with the Old
For a fleeting moment, I thought I saw a glint of compunction in her eyes, but if I did, it was gone as soon as it came
Sara Pachter
Fiction Corner
Lost and Found
“We’re going to be friends for always. We’ll stay in touch. I’ll be there at your wedding and you’ll be there at mine”
Aryeh Ehrlich
diary
Connected: Part 6 of 6 
I’m continuously astonished by how much less of a big deal this switch has been than I thought it would be
Aliza Feder
step-by-step
Garden to Table
What do Rabi Meir and Chanukah have in common? We’re taught that Chanukah, the Yom Tov that is now ending, contains within it a spiritual light that continues to shine long after the eighth candle goes out. But this same light also seems to be mystically associated with the great Tanna Rabi Meir, whose name
Raquel Goldish
To the Letter
Back to the Start
As we know in so many areas in Judaism, the end is really just the beginning of something new, something greater
Mindel Kassorla and Cindy Landesman
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Worth Waiting 

When should we yearn for the Geulah? Right now. Because it is surely coming soon

By Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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Clouds of Embrace

Four insights into various elements of Succos that come to light based on the words of the Vilna Gaon

By Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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Today’s the Day

Why is the generic term “hayom” taken to mean Rosh Hashanah?

By Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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The Traveling Rabbis

On the road with Jewish travelers of the past

By Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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Hidden Holiday

How can the saddest day of the year, marking the most catastrophic tragedies in history, be called a holiday?

By Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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Summertime Strategies

It is no coincidence that parshas Shelach is read at the threshold of summer vacation

By Rabbi Daniel Glatstein