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They are not traveling away from, disgruntled and searching for the ever-elusive greener grass of the other side. They are traveling to Dear “Anonymous Rabbi,” I would like to begin by commending you on the honesty, courage, and capacity for painful self-reflection embodied in your message. Candid assessment of our communal realities and the willingness
Efrat Leibfroind
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They are not traveling away from, disgruntled and searching for the ever-elusive greener grass of the other side. They are traveling to Dear “Anonymous Rabbi,” I would like to begin by commending you on the honesty, courage, and capacity for painful self-reflection embodied in your message. Candid assessment of our communal realities and the willingness
Rivky Kleiman
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They are not traveling away from, disgruntled and searching for the ever-elusive greener grass of the other side. They are traveling to Dear “Anonymous Rabbi,” I would like to begin by commending you on the honesty, courage, and capacity for painful self-reflection embodied in your message. Candid assessment of our communal realities and the willingness
Elisheva Frankel
bite the budget
They are not traveling away from, disgruntled and searching for the ever-elusive greener grass of the other side. They are traveling to Dear “Anonymous Rabbi,” I would like to begin by commending you on the honesty, courage, and capacity for painful self-reflection embodied in your message. Candid assessment of our communal realities and the willingness
Elisheva Frankel
Solve Our Image Problem
What — if anything — can be done to repair the damage? And what role do we play in the dynamic?
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If He has given us Elul, it means it’s not too big for us — in fact, it’s a precious gift

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You can take the Jew to the wonder, but you can’t make him think

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“We should go to a din Torah,” I said, “to learn how the Torah wants us to resolve our conflict”

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