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Pesach Cleaning in Minutes
For over 25 years, renowned manuscript sleuth Moshe Rosenfeld has been traveling around the world in an effort to find and redeem ancient Jewish seforim   Photos: Elchanan Kotler   The Most Unlikely Places For over 25 years, renowned manuscript sleuth Moshe Rosenfeld has been traveling around the world in an effort to find and redeem
Yael Wiesner
Pesach Cleaning in Minutes
For over 25 years, renowned manuscript sleuth Moshe Rosenfeld has been traveling around the world in an effort to find and redeem ancient Jewish seforim   Photos: Elchanan Kotler   The Most Unlikely Places For over 25 years, renowned manuscript sleuth Moshe Rosenfeld has been traveling around the world in an effort to find and redeem
Yael Wiesner
Battle Cry
“Mi l’Hashem elai!” In every generation, there are those who respond and take a stand for Hashem
Elana Moskowitz
Battle Cry
“Mi l’Hashem elai!” In every generation, there are those who respond and take a stand for Hashem
Malkie Schulman
Cooking School
Like water cooler talk for housewives
Danielle Renov
Cooking School
Does It Really Matter If My Stovetop Is the Right Temperature?
Danielle Renov
Impressions
Why, wondered Rabbi Yishai Kalfa, were there no English seforim highlighting the chashivus of Eretz Yisrael?
Sandy Eller
Impressions
The Last Slave is a story of redemption — and so was the process that got us to the finish line
Y. Kormornick
Milestones
The murmured words of Yizkor echo in the upper worlds
Rebbetzin Shira Smiles
Milestones
At the moment of death, a soul is born
Rebbetzin Shira Smiles
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If DovBer Marchette would create a portrait of his life, it would include objects d’art fashioned from discarded junk, paintings limited by color in order to feel the infinite, and finally, a return to the vision of the Master Artist Photos: Rachel Faibish DovBer Marchette — the artist formerly known as Barry Marchette — represents much more than

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Traces of Jewish life in the verdant hills and valleys of South Wales

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Jews were banned from Jerusalem for centuries after the Beis Hamikdash was destroyed, leaving the far-away Galil the new frontier. And Tzippori became the place to reframe

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