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Ten true accounts of life-altering dreams that portended the future
Rachel Bachrach
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As we mark the shloshim of Rabbi Moshe Hauer ztz"l, Mishpacha contributors share more memories
Mishpacha Contributors
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In tribute to my rebbi,  Rabbi Ezra Dovid Halevi Neuberger
Rabbi Moshe Dov Heber
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Who said you have to be competitive in order to have fun? We’re all on the same team anyway. With these friendship-themed activities, everyone’s a winner
Sara Wolf
936 Sundays
As the outdoors gets darker and our windows frostier, the indoors gets warmer and our homes cozier. Let’s take the coziness up a notch with some Kislev-themed activities
Sara Wolf
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Time travel isn’t possible. Or is it? What about mental time travel?
Marcia Stark Meth / Emmy Leah Stark Zitter / Miriam Stark Zakon
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We move out of our comfort zone, bemoan no-parking zones, and drive in a family no-fly zone
Marcia Stark Meth / Emmy Leah Stark Zitter / Miriam Stark Zakon
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“There is an urge to tweet or post on Facebook every small thought, every unverified development. It’s good entertainment, but it’s not good journalism”
Omri Nahmias
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“Neshei Hisachdus HaKehillos proudly presents the first-ever Succah Supreme Contest! Think you’ve got the fanciest succah in town? Let your friends be the judge!”

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Tamar’s life felt all wrong. Did the Sorting Sheitel make a mistake?

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