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Map the Starlight
Why do maps fascinate me? Partly because I love fault lines. The border between doubt and certainty. The place between choice, faith, passivity, and acceptance
Leah Gebber
Map the Starlight
Who is he? A man who seeks goodness and truth, or a man who burns books and people? Is he heir to his great-grandfather’s legacy?
Leah Gebber
Family Reflections
There’s a place for punishment
Sarah Chana Radcliffe
Family Reflections
Forgiving someone is hard unless we involve Hashem in the process
Sarah Chana Radcliffe
Family First Editor's Letter
Sometimes the solution isn’t about tackling the reality, but about altering what we tell ourselves about that reality.
Bassi Gruen
Family First Editor's Letter
Sometimes the solution isn’t about tackling the reality, but about altering what we tell ourselves about that reality.
Bassi Gruen
Special Tribute Supplement: Rav Ovadiah Yosef
Rav Ovadiah always viewed Shas as a bridge between religious and secular forces in Israel
Mishpacha Contributors
Special Tribute Supplement: Rav Ovadiah Yosef
“These sefarim are my fathers and teachers. When I was very young, I saved penny after penny so that I could purchase them. I went without bread to be able to buy another sefer for my home.”
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Elections 2024
Binyamin Rose's takes on an energized GOP
Binyamin Rose
Elections 2024
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I was confused, then relieved, and finally angry. Why had I lived for so long in fear of the unknown?,

By Shira Hart

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As a teen, I was actually allowed to see the x-ray and hear the doctor’s diagnosis: the whitish-gray shadow was my spine, twisted into an S-shape,

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This time her question wasn’t about my hands or feet, or my height or weight. It was global: “Why are you so weird?”

By Shira Hart

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At the grand age of six, I already knew many important things. One: doctors like poking people. Two: parents don’t like explaining things.

By Shira Hart