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Software Savvy
Empower your business with smart software choices
Yossi Brieger with Esther Kutz
Software Savvy
Empower your business with smart software choices
Yossi Brieger with Esther Kutz
Breakthrough
The girls fist-bumped and smiled smugly. Mali brandished a toothpick. “Kol chassan…” she stage-whispered. Elisheva giggled
Chaya Rosen
Breakthrough
If anyone ever wondered how different two brothers could be, they could come look at Nachi and Yudi for their answer
Rochel Samet
Whats Cooking
We know it can seem daunting to make deliciously textured cakes that everyone will enjoy, but with all the ideas that follow, we’re confident that you’ll be able to fill that cake-sized hole in your menu
Mishpacha Staff
Whats Cooking
Pasta is one of those forever foods that survive the tides of trends. It’s cozy and delicious and will never go out of style
Family Table Contributors
The Conversation Continues
“Unsustainable,” about the pressures of materialism and shifting definitions of “normal,” resonated deeply with our readers
Mishpacha Readers
The Conversation Continues
Last week’s interview with Rabbi Moishe Indig and his endorsement of Zohran Mamdani generated an outpouring of responses
Mishpacha Readers
Family First Feature
What it’s like living with an invisible allergy no one believes exists
Lori Holzman Schwartz
Family First Feature
How to partner with your child’s school with clarity and calm
Bayla Geberer
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