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5 out of 10
The dinner is March 1 and there is no turning back
Dovid Bashevkin
5 out of 10
Tu B’Shevat tells the world what kind of Jew you are
Dovid Bashevkin
Special Supplement: Rav Chaim Kanievsky — A Sefer Torah on Loan
It is impossible to feel the impact of Rav Chaim’s brilliance unless one experiences it firsthand 
Rabbi Avrohom Neuberger
Special Supplement: Rav Chaim Kanievsky — A Sefer Torah on Loan
What made the house such a magnet wasn’t just the almost tangible Torah in its air. It was the open hearts of Rav Chaim and Rebbetzin Batsheva
Ezriel Yudkowsky
Sunshine Season: Summer 2025
Everything I needed to know I learned on summer break
Rabbi Jonathan Gewirtz
Sunshine Season: Summer 2025
Making the effort to meet people where they are doesn’t mean you aren’t being true to yourself 
Sandy Eller
If Only You Knew
"There’s a conception out there that policemen walk around shooting wantonly. In my experience and training, that’s hardly the truth"
Chaya Inselburg
NewlyFed
Can't I be a lady who lunches in her own house
Rechama Jaffa and Rivky Kleiman
NewlyFed
Somebody, anybody, HELP! I’m newly married, and for some reason, you don’t get a how-to-cook guide along with a kallah bracelet. I need some lessons!
Rechama Jaffa and Rivky Kleiman
More FYI
FYI

If you’re in a situation that you need to confide in my mother, please don’t think twice — my mother will never share anything with me!

By Shoshana Itzkowitz

FYI

There are lots of misconceptions when it comes to needing extra help in school, but just know that we are not dumb

By Shoshana Itzkowitz

FYI

It’s not called being selfish if I want to go over to a friend and not bring some kids along with me

By Shoshana Itzkowitz

FYI

Problem is… school doesn’t differentiate between early birds or night owls; it starts the same time for all of us!

By Shoshana Itzkowitz

FYI

For some of us, having a parent from a foreign country means that his English is choppy and broken

By Shoshana Itzkowitz

FYI

Everyone has different personalities and middos, but there is a general stereotype about middle children

By Shoshana Itzkowitz