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On Topic
For those pursuing a shidduch during middle age or beyond, the path can be lonely and strewn with obstacles, but a caring support network can make all the difference

By Elisheva Appel

On Topic
Mazel tov! It’s a boy! A girl! Whatever the gender, the next step is naming the baby. Fortunately, there’s a minhag for that — in fact, there are many

By Libi Astaire

Personal Accounts
Wedding in a whirlwind: When death loomed, they fast-forwarded joy

By Riki Goldstein

Personal Accounts
The intrepid women who work for gown gemachs or own gown rentals share a heartwarming collection of stories — and secrets of the trade

By Rifky Grossman

Family Tempo
A thread of indignation twists itself around my heart. How dare this WASP-y stranger lay claim to my aunt. As if she were one of them!

By Rachael Lavon

Windows
“If I have a chandelier in my bathroom,” Ma reasoned, “why should it bother anyone? It’s my bathroom, after all”

By Lea Pavel

Musings

By Estee Rabinovicz

Center Stage
“It feels funny, doesn’t it? Going somewhere so off-the-beaten-Jewish path. Everyone will be staring at us like animals in the zoo”

By Gila Arnold

Washington Wrap
Hudson Institute senior fellow Michael Pregent on how the US will turn up the heat on Iran at the upcoming Warsaw conference

By Omri Nahmias

The Rose Report
While Bibi normally runs for reelection as Mr. Security, Gantz holds strong defense credentials as a former IDF chief of staff

By Binyamin Rose

The Rose Report

By Binyamin Rose

The Rose Report
China-US showdown drags in little Israel

By Binyamin Rose

Inside Israel
The generals vs. Bibi: How Benny Gantz’s new party is shaking up Israel’s politics

By Eliezer Shulman

Profiles
Driven by war from one country to another, Judge Samuel Colman went from dishonor to Your Honor

By Barbara Bensoussan