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Battle Cry
“Mi l’Hashem elai!” In every generation, there are those who respond and take a stand for Hashem
Elana Moskowitz
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“Let’s help our girls grow up without the yardstick of perfection looming over them”
Mishpacha Readers
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“We might want to rethink ‘outlets’ as something optional for children in mainstream yeshivos and begin relating to them as fundamental needs”
Mishpacha Readers
Under 18 Minutes
A single moment can make all the difference between chometz and matzah, between success and failure. They raced the clock — and beat it!
Shoshana Neumann
Under 18 Minutes
 A single moment can make all the difference between chometz and matzah, between success and failure. They raced the clock — and beat it!
Beth Perkel
Fundamentals
 The Megillah presents a road map to our redemption
Mrs. Aviva Orlian
Fundamentals
Simple emunah isn't enough to overcome the faith of Yishmael
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Off the Couch
“You maligned us! You broke our confidentiality! You terrible, terrible man!”  
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Off the Couch
I was a bit overwhelmed myself — it’s not every day you see a person so candidly willing to admit his pain or weakness
Jacob L. Freedman MD
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