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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
What I’m Holding On To
“Just toss it!” is the rallying cry of these weeks. But some items we simply can’t bring ourselves to discard. 9 writers share
Faigy Peritzman
What I’m Holding On To
“Just toss it!” is the rallying cry of these weeks. But some items we simply can’t bring ourselves to discard. 9 writers share
Cindy Scarr
A Storied People
“The chassan and kallah are waiting outside. Let me know when you’re ready!”
Rabbi Nachman Seltzer
A Storied People
Getting into a taxi is like sticking your hand into a box of chocolates
Rabbi Nachman Seltzer
Last Licks
This recipe was originally published for Pesach, but I make it for all the Yamim Tovim!
Chanie Nayman
Last Licks
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.
Family Table Readers
Forever Grateful
A seudas hoda’ah is a celebration of gratitude on the anniversary of your personal miracle
Mishpacha Contributors
Forever Grateful
Within minutes, the room was filled with more doctors and nurses — but no one knew how to proceed
Faige Kramer
Make Her Day: Succos 5782
“Strong” is so overused that it’s too trite to give people a real understanding of who she is and what she has gone through
Ariella Schiller
Make Her Day: Succos 5782
"I’d love to give her something to brighten her Yom Tov so that she feels special and knows how loved she is"
Ariella Schiller
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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

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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

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

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