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Benyomin Wolfson
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Human Malachim
Zev Light
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Rabbi Mordechai Weiss
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Reflections from a Week of Silence
Rabbi Andi Yudin
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Under the Radar
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Far Away from Home 
Sivan Rahav-Meir finds common ground wherever she lands
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Fork in the Road: Barnea Bistro
I am currently a resident at a long-term care facility and hospital. I reside here because of my multiple sclerosis. A few months ago a new group of nursing students began their internship on my floor. As I had with all previous groups I struck up a conversation with them in the common area. I
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Fork in the Road
Fork in the Road
I am currently a resident at a long-term care facility and hospital. I reside here because of my multiple sclerosis. A few months ago a new group of nursing students began their internship on my floor. As I had with all previous groups I struck up a conversation with them in the common area. I
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Five Questions for Chayala  
I think we’re all trying to be considerate of each other. As my father said, “We became such good friends!”
Shoshana Itzkowitz
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Here I Mourn
Here I Mourn
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A Policeman in a Typical American City
"There’s a conception out there that policemen walk around shooting wantonly. In my experience and training, that’s hardly the truth"
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