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Succos E-Mag Bonus
Imagine the impact if we say to this child, “Jealousy is such a difficult challenge — I often struggle with it myself” DO we show our children how to struggle? Do we share our own personal stories, victories, and defeats with them, showing them how to deal with being human? Imagine the impact if we say
Mishpacha Contributors
Succos E-Mag Bonus
Imagine the impact if we say to this child, “Jealousy is such a difficult challenge — I often struggle with it myself” DO we show our children how to struggle? Do we share our own personal stories, victories, and defeats with them, showing them how to deal with being human? Imagine the impact if we say
Mishpacha Contributors
A Few Minutes With
“When we release terrorists, Jews are murdered”
Yaacov Lipszyc
A Few Minutes With
“Now that President Trump is urging us to act differently, inaction is a historic mistake”
Avi Blum, ESQ
Crisscross
I understand that she wants to tell me something. I stroke her hand and force myself to be patient as she struggles to form words
Tovy Mann
Crisscross
“Mommy? Mommy!” I say. Two tears travel slowly down her face. I jump up and bend closer to her. “Ima! Ima! Mommy’s crying!”
Tovy Mann
Off the Record
Everyone has their favorite songs, but have you ever wondered about the people who actually create their own music — the singers, composers, producers, lyricists?
Rochel Burstyn
Off the Record
Up close and personal with some famous Jr. personalities
Chaya Rosen
Lost and Found: Chanukah Theme 5783
7 tales of treasures lost — and regained
Mishpacha Contributors
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