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A Set Seder
Making a religion less demanding decreases both its meaningfulness and its attraction   At the end of a recent Zoom presentation on Israel’s chareidi community to the Chicago Jewish Federation, the question was asked: Whom do you define as a Jew? That question comes up every time one addresses a mainstream group of older Jews.
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Go Green This Purim
Making a religion less demanding decreases both its meaningfulness and its attraction   At the end of a recent Zoom presentation on Israel’s chareidi community to the Chicago Jewish Federation, the question was asked: Whom do you define as a Jew? That question comes up every time one addresses a mainstream group of older Jews.
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Magnetic Pull
How to convince clients to choose you, even when you’re not the cheapest, biggest or most well-known
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In a Flash
“We Israelis are a country of survivors,” he says. “And in the mode of surviving, we’re always looking for unique solutions. It’s just something in our DNA.”
Yehudit Miletzky
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The Eternal Jewish Soul
Our faith may be dimmed but it can always reignite
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Be Bold
What distinguishes our chochmah from the wisdom of the Greeks?
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Guilty
Accepting the feelings you don’t want to have is the path to healing
Sarah Chana Radcliffe
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Innocent Errors
It’s easy to have a good relationship with the grandkids. To have that with their parents, you need to overcome two fatal flaws
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What will you be serving all day Erev Yom Kippur?
I always make a big brunch seudah in the morning — two big shakshukas, tons of fresh bread, and lots of fresh, cold grapes and watermelon to help everyone start to hydrate.
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What’s one thing about reheating food that you wish everyone would know?
Making a religion less demanding decreases both its meaningfulness and its attraction   At the end of a recent Zoom presentation on Israel’s chareidi community to the Chicago Jewish Federation, the question was asked: Whom do you define as a Jew? That question comes up every time one addresses a mainstream group of older Jews.
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Worship of Science

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President Biden’s False Start

It now appears that he, or whoever is running the show, plans to govern to the “woke” side of Bernie

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Dealing with Disappointment

Torah isn’t just a lifestyle choice, no matter how attractive or comfortable. Above all, it is the Truth

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Whatever Happened to Kiddush Hashem?

“It’s about bringing light to the world and not, chas v’shalom, the opposite”

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Israeli “Racism” Again

There is nothing remotely racist about Israel giving priority to its own citizens

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