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Esther Kurtz
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Rivka Streicher
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Esther Kurtz
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Bracha Stein and Rikki Ehrlich
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Sara Shamansky
Forever Grateful
A seudas hoda’ah is a celebration of gratitude on the anniversary of your personal miracle
Mishpacha Contributors
Forever Grateful
Within minutes, the room was filled with more doctors and nurses — but no one knew how to proceed
Faige Kramer
Yosef Chaim's Adventures
Then I had one of my ideas. All my ideas are good, but this was especially good. It was an idea that would solve my two problems in one shot
Shira Yehudit Djalilmand
In the Shadow of Corona
“The birth was smooth, the babies are healthy. My mother wasn’t here, but she got me a neis”
Rivka Streicher
In the Shadow of Corona
Being brave can make a person break. Being real gives us the strength to carry on
Chassia Thau
The Explainer
These bochurim fall into a category colloquially known as “bnei mehagrim” (“children of emigrants”) and the issues are complex
Yaakov Lipszyc
The Explainer
What impact will slashed budgets and the new legal reality have on Israel’s yeshivos?
Tzippy Yarom
Family Room
Setting a beautiful table can be a spiritual act and a concrete way to welcome Shabbos.
Shoshana Batya Greenwald
Family Room
Tips and techniques to freshen up an older home
Miri Lichtman
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She did a last once-over in the mirror, deciding she looked absolutely perfect — which was the most important aspect of having a good time at a wedding

By Shayna Friedman

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Frumet reaches for the dips again, and my smile wanes. I can’t — she can’t take refills. It’s just… gross. Doesn’t her mother teach her table manners?,

By Esty Heller

Fiction

I opened a new document and hit ‘File, Save As’: The Great Jewish American Novel 1.doc. Success coursed through my veins. My novel had begun

By Leah Milstein

Fiction

Oh, yes! Little Naomi, our tiny jellybean, so recently a helpless blob in a car seat, is about to go on her first date and have a family of her own. I will be the perfect mother-in-law…,

By Yonina Levine

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“I don’t want to forgive her I don’t want to forget. I want to wallow in bitterness toward her.”

By Esther Kurtz

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She’s not frightening, she’s in pain, that’s all. She’s just a woman alone. Like me, really

By Rivka Streicher