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Double Take
Rochel Samet
Off the Couch
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Jacob L. Freedman MD
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Rabbi Noach Paley
Dear Readers
I'm already imagining the letters we'll get in response to this week's cover story
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The Conversation Continues
Our readers weigh in on whether we should honor our teens’ requests for therapy
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The Conversation Continues
Readers debate boundaries, business, and balance
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For Gaza’s postwar future, settlement means security
Achiya Bitan
A Few Minutes With
“You can’t do a deal with Hamas until every Hamas member is dead”
Yaakov Lipszyc
Family Connections
The more a parent communicates her true thoughts and feelings, the more a child has the opportunity to learn to do the same
Sarah Chana Radcliffe
Family Connections
Whether you know what bothers him or not, you should talk to him about his feelings
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The only living survivor of the Babi Yar massacre says not a day goes by that he doesn’t remember. That’s why it took him decades to reveal his Jewish identity As told to Noach Paley In a park outside one of the Soviet immigrant-populated buildings in the heart of old Beit Shemesh, children play happily —
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