Calligraphy
And then I froze and my mind went blank and this crazy overwhelming feeling came over me and I started to cry and so did she
Calligraphy
As he liked to tell Sarah, “I spend ten months teaching teenagers eight hours a day, all I want is quiet, I’m not looking for any action, thank you very much”
Calligraphy
It’s a look that makes her quail inside, though she’s used to it, though she’s stood her own before and will do it again.
Calligraphy
Her parents had picked up on that early in the shidduch process — every neighbor, every relative, every rebbi or roommate seemed to get a light in their eye when asked about Chaim ...
Calligraphy
Riva forced herself to voice her deepest fear. “I really care about… the learning thing. I really care about… a home attached to Torah. I need to know he’s there too”
Calligraphy
How it worked: A client faces an empty chair, imagines his demon sitting in it, and speaks his thoughts and feelings with no filters
Calligraphy
At least now he’ll see that nonsensical, silly, irresponsible Molly had done well for herself, is married to a celebrated rebbi, has raised poised, wonderful, eidel children…
Calligraphy
Finally, there they are. Howard and Jack and the rest of them. He should make the most of this game, his last for the next while
Profiles
Tel Aviv’s golden age of chassidus is long-gone. But hidden away in the start-up capital are a few beloved rebbes, whose unlikely chassidim range from the city’s “invisibles” to h ...
On Topic
He gets the davening started on time and stays to clean up afterward. In between, he has to make peace and keep people happy. Meet the gabbai — and find out what he’s really think ...
Lifestyle
What happens when you take two complete strangers and have them spend a few hours together? Does the time fly by, or is the evening strained and awkward? Family First matched up f ...
News In Depth
Whether Bibi keeps those campaign promises is another story. But if he doesn’t, the Likud will really have reason to cry “gevalt!” in the next election
Fiction
“I can’t take this, the waiting!” she muttered. “Just wake me up when I’m married…” From across the street, the woman looked up, and smiled
On Site
By day Rabbi Ross is a yeshivah rebbi, but on his keyboard and bass, joined by his kids and their own instruments, the Ross family transforms into Rock Mishpacha
