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Shared Space
Dov Haller
On the House
Faigy Schonfeld
Map the Starlight
Leah Gebber
Normal Like Me
Ruti Kepler
Shared Space
Dov Haller
The Last Flask
And then they found it — the last flask, the small bottle that would enable them to start anew. 12 writers share the last flask that lit up their own lives rattle of hope
Family First Contributors
Counterpoint
Our cover story, “Opening the Books” in Issue 1030 continues to draw vigorous and passionate feedback. Here is a sampling:
Mishpacha Readers
Counterpoint
“Everyone agrees an education is a basic right. It should be the same for frum children”
Mishpacha Readers
Mind Your Business
Gain exposure and credibility by writing a blog
Naomi Elbinger
A Summer Well Spent
"To see how 'I' and 'me' are just ways to say ‘us' and 'we'; to expand yourself to include others"
Yosef Herz
A Summer Well Spent
"It was all part of being there, showing the unaffiliated that bnei Torah can be fun, normal, and serious about Yiddishkeit at the same time"
Yosef Herz
Solve Our Image Problem
What — if anything — can be done to repair the damage? And what role do we play in the dynamic?
Mishpacha Staff
Solve Our Image Problem
"The primary reason we should be behaving in a certain way, in whatever situation, is because it’s the right way to do things"
Alexandra Fleksher
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Normal Like Me

“Come to the big sing-sing,” Joe suggested. “It’s exactly what you’re looking for. Painted faces, traditional jewelry, lots of feathers and battle cries, all very photogenic”

By Ruti Kepler

Shared Space

“Kivi, he’s great, I agree. But I’m not sure that I can look him in the eye and say why I want Instagram, it’s too weird”

By Dov Haller

On the House

“Mimi, my princess,” Daddy began. His voice was peaches and cream, like always. “We had a dramatic day yesterday, eh?”

By Faigy Schonfeld

Center Stage

Huvy frowned at Atara. Why did she have to go making Mommy feel guilty when it was clear something was bothering her?

By Gila Arnold

Map the Starlight

“No!” she cries out. “One who is born a Jew remains a Jew. We were simply returning to him what he had lost”

By Leah Gebber

On the House

“I need to go. I love Zoberman’s, I love you all. But I can’t work here. This whole… situation, it’s not good for me”

By Faigy Schonfeld