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Refoel Pride
Ask Rabbi Greenwald
We Agree with Our Son-in-Law, Not Our Daughter
How can we show our daughter support while inwardly siding with her husband?
Rabbi Zecharya Greenwald
Ask Rabbi Greenwald
Should I Lower My Standards to Accommodate My Daughter?
Compromising on our standards to preserve our relationship with our children can be challenging, even painful
Rabbi Zecharya Greenwald
My Yeshivah: Shavuos 5782
Part of Something Bigger: Be'er HaTorah, Gateshead 
The boys would go home for Pesach and Succos, and the place lost its energy; the town became a shadow of itself
Rivka Streicher
My Yeshivah: Shavuos 5782
My Yeshivah — Home for Eternity: Shavuos 5782
That timeless feel in the niggunim of the Twerski family is a reflection of their legacy – it’s the capacity for accessing ancient worlds of spirit while at the same time connecting to the needs of the newcomer       T   he shul succah. A tish. The Rebbe sits at the middle
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I'll Miss You More
Thank you, for both your honest feedback and your friendship-from-afar
Eytan Kobre
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Deflection Election
It's the day when as a community, time and again we fail mightily in our designated role on this earth
Eytan Kobre
Flashback
Flashback: Editor's Letter, Issue 717   
That timeless feel in the niggunim of the Twerski family is a reflection of their legacy – it’s the capacity for accessing ancient worlds of spirit while at the same time connecting to the needs of the newcomer       T   he shul succah. A tish. The Rebbe sits at the middle
Bassi Gruen
Flashback
Flashback: Parshah, Issue 620
That timeless feel in the niggunim of the Twerski family is a reflection of their legacy – it’s the capacity for accessing ancient worlds of spirit while at the same time connecting to the needs of the newcomer       T   he shul succah. A tish. The Rebbe sits at the middle
Faigy Peritzman
Jr. Feature Article
Billboards
Let’s explore billboards — the funny, the sad (literally — it’s crying!), the brightest, noisiest, smelliest — and much, much more!
Rochel Burstyn
Jr. Feature Article
Ten World-Famous Shuls
What is your shul like? Is it big? Is it small? Is it a basement with some folding chairs and tables or is it a great, big building with a high ceiling? Today we visit ten of the most amazing shuls in the world.
Rabbi Meir Goldberg
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That timeless feel in the niggunim of the Twerski family is a reflection of their legacy – it’s the capacity for accessing ancient worlds of spirit while at the same time connecting to the needs of the newcomer       T   he shul succah. A tish. The Rebbe sits at the middle

By Refoel Pride