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How hard do we work to leave our children things that they either do not want or do not need?

What happens when, after much hard work and self-sacrifice, you have actually achieved your goals?

“When we point at other people’s lifestyles, are we not just expressing an insecurity in our own?”

How can we make our children feel at home within the confines of Torah life?

I prefer the view that “like” is a verbal tic indicating hazy tentativeness

“Yes, we all should be focusing on our own blessings, but what wealth is doing to our community needs a long, hard look”