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Rabbi Emanuel Feldman
Second Thoughts
Rabbi Emanuel Feldman
Second Thoughts
Rabbi Emanuel Feldman
Second Thoughts
Rabbi Emanuel Feldman
Second Thoughts
Rabbi Emanuel Feldman
TableScapes
Here’s a peek at what I did so you can create your own Yom Tov table — complete with elegant linen, stunning flowers, and complementary candlesticks.
Shiri Feldman
TableScapes
With this tablescape, I wanted to encapsulate some of the magic of Purim
Shiri Feldman
Dream On
Vivianne Willig, MSW, responds to reader questions about Dream On
Vivianne Willig MSW
Dream On
Whatever she ended up doing in life, she’d do it as herself. If nothing else, she’d learned that this year in seminary
Gila Arnold
Moonlight
With the conviction that we are nothing, we declare Him King
Rabbi Menachem Nissel
Moonlight
It's the small acts that make big people
Rabbi Menachem Nissel
A Face and A Place
Rebbe Gedalya Moshe was buried in one of the tiny graveyards in a corner of the city. Who knew of it’s power?
Hodayah Cohen
Linked Supplement
Knowing where we come from gives us purpose and passion as we find our way forward
Mishpacha Contributors
Linked Supplement
If you could ask a single special ancestor of yours to address one question that you face, who would you ask and which life experience would you tap?
Mishpacha Contributors
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Is it not sad that, because of the enmity between our two peoples, a simple act of kindness cannot be taken at face value, and instead generates nervousness and unease?

By Rabbi Emanuel Feldman

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Bittul zeman, wasting time, killing time, is, in essence, a rejection of G-d’s greatest gift to us: time

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The most important thing is how you live your life, not how big your funeral will be

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Many Jews — and many Jewish journalists — could benefit from their own “conversion” to authentic Judaism

By Rabbi Emanuel Feldman

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Year after year, I wait expectantly for the announcement, and year after year, my name never appears

By Rabbi Emanuel Feldman

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The latest — if not the silliest — effort of extreme leftist Jews to bowdlerize traditional Jewish norms

By Rabbi Emanuel Feldman