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Rochel Samet
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Rabbi Emanuel Feldman
Balancing Act
The making of a martyr
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Balancing Act
14 women give us a look at the balls they’re keeping in the air — and the ones they’re letting go of for now
Family First Contributors
Club Jr.
Is there, underneath it all, some kind of connection between sports and religion?   One of the more fascinating members in my former shul was Joe D.* He supported the shul in many ways, but attendance was not one of them. Even on Yom Kippur, he would arrive just before Yizkor and leave immediately after.
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Club Jr.
Is there, underneath it all, some kind of connection between sports and religion?   One of the more fascinating members in my former shul was Joe D.* He supported the shul in many ways, but attendance was not one of them. Even on Yom Kippur, he would arrive just before Yizkor and leave immediately after.
Jr. Contributors
Catching up With
Falsely accused of espionage, David Tenenbaum is still seeking closure
Binyamin Rose
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"Being an Orthodox Jew is not a burden. It’s a privilege and it gives a person a meaningful and fulfilling life”
Binyamin Rose
Food that Packs
Is there, underneath it all, some kind of connection between sports and religion?   One of the more fascinating members in my former shul was Joe D.* He supported the shul in many ways, but attendance was not one of them. Even on Yom Kippur, he would arrive just before Yizkor and leave immediately after.
Rivky Kleiman
Food that Packs
Is there, underneath it all, some kind of connection between sports and religion?   One of the more fascinating members in my former shul was Joe D.* He supported the shul in many ways, but attendance was not one of them. Even on Yom Kippur, he would arrive just before Yizkor and leave immediately after.
Rivky Kleiman
A Stone’s Throw
“Something happened today and I need your advice. Would I be able to come over to your house and show you something?”
Faigy Gold
A Stone’s Throw
As I passed, I nodded hello and even ventured a “Chodesh tov.” He looked at me, and suddenly held up his hand. The whole line stopped
Faigy Gold
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