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Lost Cachet
Shoshana Friedman
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While We Wait
Shoshana Friedman
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Family by Family
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As Purim Fades Away
Shoshana Friedman
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Confessions of a Recovering Cynic
Shoshana Friedman
Symposium
The Out of Town Advantage: A Mishpacha Symposium
Candid takes from people who made the move
Mishpacha Contributors
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Checks and Balances
Some of this generation’s most sought-after mentors offer insight on navigating the challenges, dilemmas, and victories of the ben Torah in today’s workplace
Mishpacha Contributors
The Explainer
Federal School Choice — It's the Law
There is work to do, but the foundation has been laid — and for the first time, tuition relief for parents feels within reach
Yosef Herz
The Explainer
The Art of the Deal Meets the Persian Bazaar  
At the US-Iran nuclear talks
Rafael Hoffman
Text Messages
I'll Miss You More
Thank you, for both your honest feedback and your friendship-from-afar
Eytan Kobre
Text Messages
Deflection Election
It's the day when as a community, time and again we fail mightily in our designated role on this earth
Eytan Kobre
Game On!
Attracted to Magnets
Think beyond your fridge. Many doors, dishwashers, or other household items have a large magnetic surface
Chanie Nayman
Game On!
Wood You?
This month, we’re rallying around all things wood, namely, popsicle sticks, to bring the trees indoors
Chanie Nayman
The Interior of Design
Not a Gray Area
To grow, humans need warmth, receptivity to nutrients, connection to the source. Cynicism sucks away all those vital elements What is it that makes us Jews cynical? Where did we acquire our national skill for deflating and deriding, minimizing and mistrusting? Maybe it’s our nature, a dark feature wired into our genetic makeup. Or maybe
Miri Lichtman
The Interior of Design
Seated
To grow, humans need warmth, receptivity to nutrients, connection to the source. Cynicism sucks away all those vital elements What is it that makes us Jews cynical? Where did we acquire our national skill for deflating and deriding, minimizing and mistrusting? Maybe it’s our nature, a dark feature wired into our genetic makeup. Or maybe
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Fog of War

How did the post-October 7 righteous river of outrage get diverted from its true target?

By Shoshana Friedman

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Long Covid

Covid turned a niggling suspicion of authority into a veritable wave of distrust

By Shoshana Friedman

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Homecoming

The five threads that spooled through my mind as Emily, Doron, and Romi came home

By Shoshana Friedman

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Quiet Neighbors

“And the neighbors are quiet,” she said. Something about her smile made me uneasy 

By Shoshana Friedman

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Linked

The formula is simple: If you’re a Jew, you will be linked to Israel

By Shoshana Friedman

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Sweet and Sour

The sentiment was sweet, the bakers well-intentioned. But the reception was decidedly sour

By Shoshana Friedman