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In His Shoes   
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The Art of Listening
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Close to a century later, we're still singing the songs of a visionary scholar, builder, and leader.
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Is the siman of the rimon indeed only a repetition or reaffirmation? Or is there perhaps a deeper meaning to this siman?

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This Year, Uproot the Samech 

The only two pesukim in the entire Torah that begin with the letter samech are associated with the two gravest sins in national history

By Rabbi Ozer Alport

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Let’s Live “Hashem Melech”   

It’s not only the “unusual events”— every story in our lives, every moment, every detail is Hashem Melech in action

By Rabbi Heshy Kleinman

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A chuppah is not a concert hall, and your guests are not ticket holders who came in prepared to spend 75 minutes in silent reverie

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What is the avodah of Tishah B’Av? It’s the ability to understand that the world of exile in which we are living is not really living

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It doesn’t have to be this way, and in fact, it wasn’t until fairly recently

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