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Magazine Feature
Today’s teenagers sound like they’re speaking a foreign language. Because they are. From overly casual word choices to abbreviations and gross exaggerations, here’s how language i ...

By Shira Isenberg, RD, MPH

 
Malke Borow dreamed of being a doctor, became a lawyer, and then combined her passions in her current position, in which she assists, supports, and defends thousands of Israeli do ...

By Leah Gebber

Family Matters

By Joan Zlotnick

Family Tempo
It was bad enough he cooked; did he have to broadcast it?

By Shoshana Neumann

Musings

By Zelda Goldfield

Center Stage
Until this moment, when she’d heard the praise of a professional, Rina hadn’t quite understood what an accomplishment that was. Or how hard it must have been for Gabriella to give ...

By Gila Arnold

More or Less
I had one goal tonight: Shut Leah down. Right now I view it as my chesed of a lifetime, or a marriage to be exact

By Esther Kurtz

LifeTakes
The frustrating thing is that I had achieved that intense kavanah, but now I have to struggle for it — more often than not, failing miserably. It doesn’t help that the Satan does ...

By Lea Pavel

Catching up With
"There are many rungs to climb on the ladder to success. Achieving success, sustaining it, building on it, and then finding higher ladders to climb"

By Binyamin Rose

Eye on Europe
Jewish star-turned-president, who is Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskiy?

By Gedalia Guttentag

Washington Wrap
That so many young people — certainly Democrats, but also Republicans — see the Israeli government (but not the people) in a negative light, should elicit some soul-searching

By Omri Nahmias

LifeLines
I slowly came to view my work as a form of hishtadlut to support my family as well as an opportunity for kiddush Hashem, rather than purely as a vehicle for money and personal ful ...

By C. Saphir

Screenshot
Pesach was barely over, but we had two breaking stories

By Shoshana Friedman

Second Thoughts
Do not be satisfied with the present condition

By Rabbi Emanuel Feldman