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Russy Tendler
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Gitel Moses
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Ilana Keilson
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Menucha Mayer
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Lea Pavel
Theme Section: Time Will Tell
The clock is a constant in a shifting world. Six women share time-related tales
Roizy Baum
Theme Section: Time Will Tell
The clock is a constant in a shifting world. Six women share time-related tales
Esther Shaindy Leshkowitz
Knowing and Growing
The foundation of avodah isn’t motivation or geshmak, but obligation through connection
Rabbi Reuven Leuchter
Knowing and Growing
It’s possible to forge a connection through experiences, but only simple ones
Rabbi Reuven Leuchter
Calculated Risk
A confident parent isn’t afraid of the question and therefore doesn’t panic
Rabbi Yossi Bensoussan
Calculated Risk
It’s not my responsibility to fix anyone — not even my child or my spouse
Rabbi Yossi Bensoussan
Why I Do What I Do
No longer would I be a businessman who squeezed in some medical consulting between meetings. From now on, I realized, I had to devote the bulk of my day to medical advocacy
Sandy Eller
Why I Do What I Do
“Come and join us!” he shouted. “We need you. Help us bring these remains to a Jewish burial!”
Eliezer Shulman
Guestlines
I was not only humbled by what I experienced — I was also greatly envious
Rabbi Chaim Aryeh Zev Ginzberg
Voice in the Crowd
In the case of Reb Shayale, we don’t have to wonder what to do, because he made it clear
Yisroel Besser
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As every mother knows, we (unwisely) tend to put ourselves last on our “Things To Take Care Of” list

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I stand taller yet, flash a smile to 20 upturned faces. Sweet little ten-year-olds. I’ll miss you, girlies

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