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Which Song Gets You into Elul Mode?
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Reb Benny Hershkowitz Was Tuned into the Secret of Shabbos
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“Miriam Israeli’s lyrics give context to the broader vision”
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Singer Eitan Freilich turns up the heat
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For Whose Ears?
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Win or Lose
Win or Lose: Chapter 42
How wrong had he been. Mr. Greenbaum was anything but a silly old man. He was actually one of the most brilliant and wealthy people around
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Win or Lose
Win or Lose: Chapter 41
Yitzy was shocked. Why on earth would Mr. Greenbaum ask him such a silly question? Was this a joke?
Chaim Finkelstein
Story Supplement
The Mitzri and I
It’s a great Haggadah, I realize. Just not the best one for me
Rochel Samet
Story Supplement
My Feelings, Your Feelings
He was stuck, stuck, stuck with nowhere to go. His plans and ideas were good ones, all of them, but they were just plain useless if he didn’t have money
Chaya Rosen
Minhag Match-up
Matzah Brei Waffles
H ospital visits are certainly among the most emotional aspects of a singer’s work, especially when the patient is a child. Chilu Posen of Mezamrim Choir recalls one such sobering visit. “Once, we went to the pediatric ward to sing for an eight-year-old boy. During the second song, the child fell asleep. I got up
Chanie Apfelbaum
Minhag Match-up
“Rice Is Nice” Brunch Salad 
H ospital visits are certainly among the most emotional aspects of a singer’s work, especially when the patient is a child. Chilu Posen of Mezamrim Choir recalls one such sobering visit. “Once, we went to the pediatric ward to sing for an eight-year-old boy. During the second song, the child fell asleep. I got up
Chavi Feldman
Parshah
Parshas Vayechi: The Magic of the Mundane
With this one little “bazeh” item, the situation is transformed to become permitted, or even holy
Faigy Peritzman
Parshah
Parshas Vayigash: Home Is Where the Heart Is
“Don’t expect my children, grandchildren, or any of my descendants to ever forget their Land”
Faigy Peritzman
Pesach Prep with the Pros
Pesach Prep With the Pros: Week 2
H ospital visits are certainly among the most emotional aspects of a singer’s work, especially when the patient is a child. Chilu Posen of Mezamrim Choir recalls one such sobering visit. “Once, we went to the pediatric ward to sing for an eight-year-old boy. During the second song, the child fell asleep. I got up
C.B. Gavant
Pesach Prep with the Pros
Pesach Prep with the Pros: Week 1
With the busiest season of the Jewish year upon us, how can we balance all of our responsibilities while still nurturing our homes, our children, our husbands, and our spirituality?
Sara Glaz
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“Listen to me sing. Perhaps you will change your mind”

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Pick Your Tune T he centuries-old, holy niggunim that are part of the Chabad heritage seem to carry the very spirit of the chassidus: introspective and elevating, with a joy that comes from true spiritual connection. Some niggunim were written by venerated chassidim of centuries past, while others were either composed or adopted by the

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Jump over the obstacle!

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