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Rabbi Emanuel Feldman
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Rabbi Emanuel Feldman
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Rabbi Emanuel Feldman
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Rabbi Emanuel Feldman
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Rabbi Emanuel Feldman
Day in the Life
Moshe Finkelstein is the owner of CrunchTime Media in Brooklyn, New York
Rachel Bachrach
Day in the Life
Yehoshua Berger is the owner of EsrogShopper.com. He’s based in Lakewood, New Jersey
Rachel Bachrach
The Insider
Is housing discrimination a hate crime?
David G. Greenfield
The Insider
Each time we were outraged, each time nothing happened
David G. Greenfield
Pesach Without Pressure
Windex — it’s all about happy Jews and Windex.
Bracha Stein
Pesach Without Pressure
If you’re getting frustrated, you’re probably spring-cleaning
Bracha Stein
A Storied People
Remembering Rav Shlomo Zalman Singer, the founding rosh yeshivah of Passaic Torah Institute (PTI)
Rabbi Nachman Seltzer
A Storied People
Hashem has many ways of helping His people — and we have no way of knowing how much He treasures every effort
Rabbi Nachman Seltzer
10 Questions
Aharon Mezei is the owner of Passaic's Safer Escape, which resells the Modum Fire Escape Ladder
Rachel Bachrach
10 Questions
Dovid Fine is the founder and CEO of Recharge: Vacation Relief Fund in Toronto, Canada
Rachel Bachrach
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How kippot and yarmulkes came to be regarded as identification badges is a mystery

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“Spiritual but not religious.” The mantra by which many young Jews describe themselves

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Any such mass tragedy warrants a deep silence

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