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Center Stage
Gila Arnold
All I Ask
Ruti Kepler
More or Less
Esther Kurtz
Center Stage
Gila Arnold
Win or Lose
Chaim Finkelstein
Why I Do What I Do
No longer would I be a businessman who squeezed in some medical consulting between meetings. From now on, I realized, I had to devote the bulk of my day to medical advocacy
Sandy Eller
Why I Do What I Do
“Come and join us!” he shouted. “We need you. Help us bring these remains to a Jewish burial!”
Eliezer Shulman
Catching up With
Falsely accused of espionage, David Tenenbaum is still seeking closure
Binyamin Rose
Catching up With
"Being an Orthodox Jew is not a burden. It’s a privilege and it gives a person a meaningful and fulfilling life”
Binyamin Rose
Home at Last
These are the survivors, the last 20 living hostages who spent 738 days in the unimaginable conditions of Hamas captivity yet never stopped hoping, yearning, and believing
Achiya Beitan
Home at Last
In war, impatience is not a virtue
Binyamin Rose
A Gift Passed Along
And that was it. Zeide was forced to simply step over the body and keep marching without pause
Adina Stilerman
A Gift Passed Along
“You, my friend, should be walking around with a camera all day”
Nachman Hellman
Inside Job
What’s on the menu? Three seasoned professionals open up about what it’s like to feed the crowds from their kitchens
Rachel Bachrach
Inside Job
Three PAs on what they do, why they love it, and how, contrary to popular belief, being a PA is not second best to being a doctor
Rachel Bachrach
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More or Less

“You want to know the truth? No one likes supermen, or superwomen. They just make the rest of us feel inadequate”

By Esther Kurtz

Center Stage

Huvy continued eating silently. She would not feel guilty. It was not her problem that her parents were divorced. She would not feel guilty

By Gila Arnold

Win or Lose

Oh no, he groaned to himself. The last thing I need is for everyone in school to ask me about the game Mr. Burtman gave me

By Chaim Finkelstein

Bricks and Ladders

Back to school tomorrow. When I left I’d been part of the most popular clique in school and now I’m returning alone, a nobody, ashamed and mortified

By Ariella Schiller

All I Ask

There was only one option: to get expelled. Not that his parents would be happy with that option either, but for his freedom, he was willing to pay the price

By Ruti Kepler

Win or Lose

Yitzy looked down at the box. Mr. Burtman really did have a reason to send him a bomb, but he couldn’t explain that to Yossi

By Chaim Finkelstein