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Leah Gebber
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Leah Gebber
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Leah Gebber
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Leah Gebber
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Leah Gebber
Outside Chance
Chaim picked up his laffa, then put it down. He seemed to be thinking. “I don’t remember ever making a conscious choice in my life”
Esther Kurtz
Outside Chance
My breath caught in my throat. Every time I let myself picture that awful moment, I felt first-trimester nausea
Esther Kurtz
EndNote
While his music is a blend of many different styles, it’s all infused with a longing to become close to Hashem
Riki Goldstein
EndNote
BARUCH LEVINE and DONI GROSS have somehow managed to hit the spot again
Riki Goldstein
Impressions
Elderly Danish Jews relive the night they were rowed to safety 
Riki Goldstein
Impressions
Me? I thought, hesitant. Who am I to write a book about the Tannaim and Amoraim?
Rabbi Nosson Wiggins
House of Mirrors
One year later, Laylee smiles… I’m going to enjoy this, she thinks to herself
Rachael Lavon
House of Mirrors
“If you really want to make a difference, the great Laylee Beloff should blog about making meaningful connections with family members, no matter their size or school”
Rachael Lavon
Personal Accounts
They were nothings. Nothings. Nothings. Just trodden-in-the-mud Jews. Just girls, dependent on fathers and brothers for their safety All her body aches. Yesterday, it was the hair. Today, she kneeled on the floor and scrubbed, inch by inch, until gray and brown disappeared and the tiles shone. Diamenta had looked around and clapped her hands.
Mishpacha Contributors
Personal Accounts
This year, this niggun was an anthem because we showed it. He’s always there for us, but this year, we were there for Him too.
Yisroel Besser
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“There are many things we don’t remember, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t inside us”

By Leah Gebber

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Mama is the mother, she’s meant to be the sun of their family. And she acts more like the moon, reflecting back others’ light

By Leah Gebber

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It is her own fault. If she would have taken charge of her family, of her cleanliness, then none of this would be happening

By Leah Gebber

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The driver faces him, trying to get inside, but Tatte doesn’t even notice, his eyes are on the carriage, on her and Emmy

By Leah Gebber

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She has disobeyed a cardinal rule. Never interrupt in the middle of a poem. A poem must be savored, from beginning to end

By Leah Gebber

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“I thought your little girl was going to come to school today,” Becca says. Polite but direct

By Leah Gebber