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Life Lab
Decision making is exhausting. What if I get other people to make them for me?
Esther Kurtz
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Could I adopt my husband’s habits for a week — and survive?
Esther Kurtz
Diplomatic Notes
Iran and Saudi Arabia reestablishing diplomatic relations via a Chinese-brokered agreement is disturbing on many fronts
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Malcolm Hoenlein's privileged take on the world's power players
Malcolm Hoenlein
Yosef Chaim's Adventures
Then I had one of my ideas. All my ideas are good, but this was especially good. It was an idea that would solve my two problems in one shot
Shira Yehudit Djalilmand
Yosef Chaim
What is Shushan Purim? Where is it celebrated, other than in Shushan? And can I keep two days of Purim if I choose? D ovid was super excited. His brother Moishy was getting married in Eretz Yisrael and the entire Jacob family was flying in for the wedding. This was the first time Dovid was
Shira Yehudit Djalilmand
Yosef Chaim
"What period in Jewish history would you like to go back in time to — and what would you do differently if you were there?!”
Shira Yehudit Djalilmand
Still Open
Is there anyone who hasn’t been to Amnon’s Pizza on 13th Avenue in Boro Park?
Avrom and Raizy Rubinfeld
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