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Encounter at the Kosel
Devorah Cohen
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In the Funhouse
Barbara Bensoussan
Halls of Power
Quacklash in Washington: The Lame-Duck Debate
There is now media buzz about another potential lame duck, President Donald Trump
Maury Litwack
Halls of Power
Mamdani Moment or Democratic Direction?
For now, whether the party likes it or not, the Democratic party baton has been passed to another generation
Maury Litwack
All in a Day's Work
All in a Day's Work  
If you could work anywhere for a day, what would you choose? 6 Writers. 6 Jobs.  6 Adventures
Family First Contributors
Adviceline
Adviceline: Issue 540
Our inner mirrors distort how we perceive ourselves and others as well My eyesight has gone through many metamorphoses as I’ve gone through life. It began with receiving my first pair of sparkly pink cat-eye glasses in second grade, progressed to higher-strength wire rims in seventh, and even stronger contact lenses in high school. I
Rabbi Dovid M. Cohen
Adviceline
I Can’t Respect My Wife
It’s extremely awkward for me to write this question to a women’s magazine, but for various reasons, I can’t go for help, and the lack of real respect and deeper connection in my home bothers me terribly,
Bassi Gruen
Dinner Hour
Dinner hour with Rochie Laufer
When it’s time to eat, the youngest ones eat first, followed by the older children, who drift to the table as the smells draw them in
Rochie Laufer
Dinner Hour
Versatile and Delicious Béchamel Pasta 
A meal both adults and kids alike will enjoy!
Rochie Laufer
Serial
Face the Music: Chapter 17
Perri silently cheered for her son. For their chinuch. At least they’d gotten it right with one of their kids
Blimi Rabinowitz
Serial
Picture This: Chapter 42
“L’chayim! We did it! I cannot believe our wedding was an entire year ago. Shanah rishonah is nuts, no?”
Ariella Schiller
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Encounter at the Kosel

I had been afraid that going to the Kosel would fill me, satiate me so that I wouldn’t need anything more

By Devorah Cohen

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In the Funhouse

Our inner mirrors distort how we perceive ourselves and others as well My eyesight has gone through many metamorphoses as I’ve gone through life. It began with receiving my first pair of sparkly pink cat-eye glasses in second grade, progressed to higher-strength wire rims in seventh, and even stronger contact lenses in high school. I

By Barbara Bensoussan