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Shoshie Katz
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Debbie Braun
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Barbara Bensoussan
Encounters
It began with a football match and became a minyan, with Rabbi Plancey as coach
Racheli Plancey
Encounters
Rav Avrohom Ausband ztz”l was a world-class talmid chacham, manhig, and mensch
Shmuel Winiarz
Dialogue
Blame has no place among believing Jews. But responsibility does
Eliyahu Paley
In Focus
The yetzer hara has mastered the art of spinning something from nothing. If he wants machlokes, he’ll figure out a way to get it
Shmuel Botnick
On Site
If Poland is one giant Jewish graveyard, then Krakow is the gravestone
Gedalia Guttentag
On Site
For developer Akiva Zuravin, cranes on Jerusalem’s skyline are the next chapters in the eternal story
Sharon Gelbach
Unlock Your Heart
Awash in questions, drowning in doubt, we're still cherished
Faigie Zelcer and Leah Gebber
Unlock Your Heart
How can we find a pathway into the Yamim Noraim with this mixture of guilt, fear, and paralysis?
Faigie Zelcer and Leah Gebber
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Mention Crohn’s disease, and you will inevitably receive a slew of reactions. The symptoms, challenges, and personal perspective of living with Crohn’s all seem to be as distinct as the individuals affected. What is Crohn’s disease and how does it shape living a successful optimistic life?

By Azriela Jaffe

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Mothers may worry about how their daughters will cope independently or they may worry about their safety or happiness.

By Sarah Chana Radcliffe

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All you have to do is give one smile, and immediately, you get back two

By Batya Ravitz

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“People who say they sleep like a baby usually don’t have one,” a wit once observed. Few challenges leave mothers more frazzled than a little one who simply will not slumber.

By Avigail Sharer

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Shabbos is called the day of rest, but for many mothers, the holiness and rest is elusive. The children are all home, schedules are upturned, and there are three meals to set, serve, and clear. How can experience the simchah and spirituality of Shabbos — together with our children? Family First offers some practical advice

By Shira Yehudit Djalilmand

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What often remain are the vivid memories of warm family meals imbued with the holiness of Shabbos and hosts who’d “cornered the market” on hachnassas orchim

By Michal Eisikowitz