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Rochel Samet
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Rabbi Emanuel Feldman
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Club Jr.
          What days are you counting? Why is there a number on your shirt?  IT is day 97. Day 100. It is day 135, 201, 287, 330, 366. One year, now come and gone. It is Day 400, and all I can see in the digits pinned to my dress are two
Jr. Contributors
Club Jr.
          What days are you counting? Why is there a number on your shirt?  IT is day 97. Day 100. It is day 135, 201, 287, 330, 366. One year, now come and gone. It is Day 400, and all I can see in the digits pinned to my dress are two
Jr. Contributors
My Lightning Flash
Six women share a moment that illuminated their path
Mishpacha Contributors
My Lightning Flash
As we stood at Har Sinai, we saw the thunder, heard the lightning. The lightning fades, but the sudden burst of clarity takes you forward. Six women share a moment that illuminated their path
Shoshana Schwartz
Touch Base
Our anxiety no longer has the same urgency — how do we keep feeling?
Mrs. Batya Weinberg
Touch Base
How do my worried feelings help the war effort?
Mrs. Batya Weinberg
Who Knows Eight: Chanukah Theme 5785
As we count our flames each night, do any of those numbers take on a life of their own?
Mishpacha Contributors
Side-by-Side
          What days are you counting? Why is there a number on your shirt?  IT is day 97. Day 100. It is day 135, 201, 287, 330, 366. One year, now come and gone. It is Day 400, and all I can see in the digits pinned to my dress are two
Sina Mizrahi
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The impact that the fat makes on baked goods ranges from the flavor it imparts to the texture it contributes
Sina Mizrahi
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The gabbai thundered, “Yaamod Reb Yechezkel ben Reb Shlomo l’Kol Hane’arim!”

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Am I crazy to be navigating the streets of Kabul, Afghanistan, while the Taliban warlords are watching my every move? 

By Benny Waxler

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The issue of joy at the downfall of enemies is obviously a subtle and complex one

By Rabbi Emanuel Feldman

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