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Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman
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Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman
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Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman
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Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman
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Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman
Naming Myself
Most of us are given our Jewish names at birth. But sometimes, we gain our name later in life. 3 accounts
Rikki Silver
Naming Myself
Most of us are given our Jewish names at birth. But sometimes, we gain our name later in life. 3 accounts
Rochel Samet
Family Farce: Purim 5782
"Picky eaters? That concept was invented circa 2010; it simply did not exist when we were raising children"
Chana Fishman and Michali Naiman
Family Farce: Purim 5782
How many other foods have achieved the widespread popularity that ketchup has enjoyed for decades?
Yaakov Taub
Windows
My mother was horrified. Her granddaughter still has no earrings?!
Roizy Baum
Windows
I count more flower wows than almost any other comment
Leah Wachsler
Get the Picture
  Photographer Avrom Rubinfeld captures those elusive shots that show a slice of real life
Michal Frischman
Get the Picture
The literal definition of photography is “drawing with light”
Shmuel Diamond
Speechless Moments
She was stopped by her mother’s voice saying, “Raizele, no. There will be better times”
Adina Lover
Speechless Moments
The night of the speech, I still couldn’t talk. But I couldn’t cancel, either
Adina Lover
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“I had reasons and never intended to hurt you”

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Was Geveret Mizrachi actually questioning the amount I gave?

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If Yanky had been accepted into his yeshivah, there had to be a special reason

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“No, please leave the shampoo! That’s my shadchanta!”

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You are not alone. I feel the same isolation as you

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The father realized that his nine-year-old daughter was not robotically mimicking the motions taught to her by her morah. His daughter fully understood every word.

By Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman