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Here are some products to enhance the Chanukah kitchen experience, as well as serving as nice gifts for this time of year
Malky Gestetner
True Account
While my journey had been inward-focused, I now viscerally felt what the support of others could do
Rivka Streicher
True Account
When I was a Muslim, I laughed at those shtreimels. Now I'm wearing one
Rivka Streicher
Silent Heroes
"Yes, it’s all true, and this is what makes yeshivah cooks heroes. But Zev is the leader of them all”
Shoshana Itzkowitz
Silent Heroes
In my heart of hearts, I was envious of each of them. They were touching souls and elevating spirits
Yocheved Kreps
Therapy Toolbox
“I know what the feeling is. It’s…” Batsheva took a deep, shuddering breath. “It’s like I can’t stand being in my own skin….”
Abby Delouya B.A, B.Ed, MFT
Therapy Toolbox
How to break free when your teen is holding the family hostage
Abby Delouya B.A, B.Ed, MFT
Adviceline
I regretted the next few words even as they were still semi-formed syllables stuck in my larynx. “I’ll deal with everything.” T uesday 5:15 p.m. “Okay people!” I looked up from my spreadsheets in annoyance. Shifra our senior editorial assistant strode to the center of room clipboard in hand adjusting her sunglasses to lie perfectly
Rabbi Dovid M. Cohen
Adviceline
It’s extremely awkward for me to write this question to a women’s magazine, but for various reasons, I can’t go for help, and the lack of real respect and deeper connection in my home bothers me terribly,
Bassi Gruen
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