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The Moment: Issue 1052
Shmuel Botnick and Yosef Herz
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Brisk for Hungarians
Dovi Safier and Yehuda Geberer
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Under the Radar
My takeaway: Ordinary people have extraordinary stories
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Far Away from Home 
Sivan Rahav-Meir finds common ground wherever she lands
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Soldier of Fortune
Now that he was in the Czar’s army, he knew he’d take revenge and right the injustice done by none other than his own brother
Yeruchem Yitzchak Landesman
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And Seal Us for Life
For the sake of saving a life, said Rav Chaim HaLevi of Brisk, we must try everything, even something that goes against logic, even on Yom Kippur
Yeruchem Yitzchak Landesman
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"Do You Leave Your Dishes in the Sink Overnight?"
With deep rabbinic lineage rooted in both Brisk and Kerestir, his future as a Torah leader was all but assured Title: Brisk for Hungarians Location: Netanya Document: Postcard Time: 1960s Hungary’s yeshivah world was a rich tapestry of institutions that wove together diverse communities, traditions, and learning styles. While Lithuanian-style yeshivos often dominate the narrative
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"As a Woman, Do You Have a Rav, Rebbetzin, or Mentor?"
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Sense or Sensibility?
A guide to finding your head or your heart
J.S. Wolin
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Learning in style
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J.S. Wolin
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