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The Power of Yizkor
The murmured words of Yizkor echo in the upper worlds
Rebbetzin Shira Smiles
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Life and Death 
At the moment of death, a soul is born
Rebbetzin Shira Smiles
Sirens at Ne'ilah
Settling Unfinished Scores
A half century after the guns fell silent over Sinai and the Golan, revisiting the climactic scenes on the front and those inside the heart
Binyamin Rose
Sirens at Ne'ilah
Tears and Tehillim
As sirens wailed, soldiers mobilized, and an entire nation was gripped by fear, how did the Torah world’s leaders respond?
Meir Gold and Yair Stern
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What It's Like to Be a Chef
What’s on the menu? Three seasoned professionals open up about what it’s like to feed the crowds from their kitchens
Rachel Bachrach
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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
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Squares of Love
“Just toss it!” is the rallying cry of these weeks. But some items we simply can’t bring ourselves to discard. 9 writers share
Faigy Peritzman
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Thrown Clear
“Just toss it!” is the rallying cry of these weeks. But some items we simply can’t bring ourselves to discard. 9 writers share
Cindy Scarr
Calligraphy: Succos 5786
Pink Tiles
Leah stood there with empty arms. As usual, everyone else seemed to get what they wanted
Esther Kurtz
Calligraphy: Succos 5786
Where Peace Begins
“You listen to me, boys,” she said fiercely. “I’m coming back for you. This is only for now. Soon you’re coming home”
Esther Shaindy Leshkowitz
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If you want to have a positive impact, if you want to build Torah, you don’t necessarily need to live in Flatbush or Lakewood

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“The pre-Pesach Stealth Mom secretly throwing out old socks matched my current mood perfectly”

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Larger Than Life

We view other people from the vantage point of our own lives

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The Guy in the Back

Whether you’re in the front of the shul or the back. Hashem doesn’t care, so neither should we

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Consider Yourself Cornered

This time, the eitzah is my own. I’m the activist here, and you get to listen

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Endless?

The memory of that first Pesach reminds us that no matter how hopeless the galus seems, it is inalterably finite

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