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The purpose of a succah is to curb the harmful influences that come with the joy of accumulating property
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Rabbi Meyer Yedid is showing how the power of a daf Gemara can reshape not only a person, but an entire community
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As Israel’s ambassador Ron Dermer is about to leave his Washington posting after seven years, he recaps the challenges and triumphs of a transformative term
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Who said you have to be competitive in order to have fun? We’re all on the same team anyway. With these friendship-themed activities, everyone’s a winner
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As the outdoors gets darker and our windows frostier, the indoors gets warmer and our homes cozier. Let’s take the coziness up a notch with some Kislev-themed activities
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Blind Love 
Is it true that love is blind? Doesn’t it hurt her anew every time she thinks of how her son rejected the world she chose?
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The Royalty Within   
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Matzah Brei Waffles
Each morning, Mr. Market knocks on the door and offers his stock at a different price. W hen I was in fifth grade, we played the stock market game. Each team of students was allotted an amount of money (this was not real money, much to my chagrin), and we competed against other elementary school teams to see who could
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“Rice Is Nice” Brunch Salad 
Each morning, Mr. Market knocks on the door and offers his stock at a different price. W hen I was in fifth grade, we played the stock market game. Each team of students was allotted an amount of money (this was not real money, much to my chagrin), and we competed against other elementary school teams to see who could
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I READ IT FOR YOU: THE TEN DAY MBA

I’m an anxious person, so I keep a pillow stuffed with eight months’ worth of living expenses. It’s a little stiff , and the crinkly sound drives my wife crazy, but it helps me sleep better.

By Rabbi Dovid Bashevkin

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Each morning, Mr. Market knocks on the door and offers his stock at a different price.

By Dovid Bashevkin