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TripleSay
“Dan l’chaf zechus is the acknowledgment that we’re missing puzzle pieces — and we often excuse our own actions faster than others’ actions”
Family First Contributors
TripleSay
“Your ratzon is the root and the goal of teshuvah and it’s an important factor, not something to be taken for granted”
Family First Contributors
Medical Mystery
Our son just couldn’t seem to succeed in school. And the culprit was something we’d never expected
Shoshana Gross
Medical Mystery
I had a new baby — and no white blood cells. No one knew what was going on
Faigy Peritzman
Lost and Found: Chanukah Theme 5783
7 tales of treasures lost — and regained
Mishpacha Contributors
Pendulum: Succos Supplement 5784
The more we know about people, the more we know about the past. The more we know about the past, the better we are able to assess the present.
Rabbi Berel Wein
Pendulum: Succos Supplement 5784
“This shameful bill passed controversially in the Knesset, is responsible for many premature deaths in dangerously ill people who avoided medical treatment out of fear of the draconian regulations allowing their body to be dissected after death.”
Rabbi Eliyahu Gut
Dinner Diaries
Raizy Gerwitz shows us how to serve up chicken but keep it interesting
Riki Goldstein
Dinner Diaries
In honor of the Nine Days, Michal Goldstein shows us how to do a meat-free week
Riki Goldstein
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