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Rabbi Henoch Plotnik
Voice in the Crowd
Yisroel Besser
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Mishpacha Readers
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Mishpacha Readers
Knowing and Growing
Rabbi Reuven Leuchter
Connect Four
The holier a specific time is, the more desperately the opposing forces will seek to attack it
Rabbi Daniel Glatstein
Connect Four
As Lag B’omer approaches, we ready ourselves for its celebration. But what, precisely, are we celebrating?
Rabbi Daniel Glatstein
Top 5
In honor of Shavuos, my top five
Ahron Cohn
Top 5
"This historically themed but very relevant train adventure puts you in the shoes of a shtetl Yid seeking a shidduch!"
Ahron Cohn
I'm Stuck
“I’m so torn between my ideals of what marriage and chinuch should be and my practical reality on the ground”
Faigy Peritzman
I'm Stuck
“Teenagers are shrewd observers, and they can’t be fooled. It doesn’t matter what you say. What you do matters. Who you are matters”
Faigy Peritzman
Voice in the Crowd
But suddenly, inexplicably, voices rise and the joy is back: V’Atah Hu Melech — But You are King, G-d Who lives for all eternity!
Yisroel Besser
Voice in the Crowd
Toirah, these women hummed, iz di beste sechoirah
Yisroel Besser
As They Grow
Rabbi Greenwald's column in Issue 1011, advising a mother with a daughter in shidduchim to clarify whether she wants a husband who learns or one who works, generated significant reader feedback. Two letters are presented here, along with Rabbi Greenwald's response.
Rabbi Zecharya Greenwald
As They Grow
Your problem is what we call “a rich man’s tzuris”
Rabbi Zecharya Greenwald
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“Our pain is real. It’s not for a public forum, and definitely should not be sensationalized with flashy front-page pictures”

By Family First Readers

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“The true goal is not to change your status to a married person. It is to build a healthy, whole bayis ne’eman b’Yisrael”

By Mishpacha Readers

Guestlines

if you punish children after admitting wrongdoing, you may be teaching them to lie

By Dr Meir Wikler

Voice in the Crowd

If you are part of that life, and you make an effort to be there, it means something, and they won’t forget it

By Yisroel Besser

Inbox

“There is one way to bring the Times to think about change. That is huge public rallies in front of their building. No company likes bad PR”

By Mishpacha Readers

Knowing and Growing

We have to dispel the widespread myth that good facts make a good story

By Rabbi Reuven Leuchter