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The Moment
Here are some of our least favorite things about elections, and feel free to share yours. No mail-in ballots necessary

By Shmuel Botnick and Yosef Herz

Magazine Feature
A year after his forced goodbye to Alta, Avrohom Fixsler is determined to turn her tragic legacy into something positive

By Gedalia Guttentag

Magazine Feature
Rabbi Dovid Nojowitz of Torah Umesorah fortifies yeshivahs for battles past and present

By Barbara Bensoussan

Power Plays
Much about the newest iteration of Bibi is new. The most notable change is his attitude toward issues of religion and state

By Avi Blum, ESQ

Power Plays
Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, Shas has stormed back, jumping from nine to 11 seats in the elections 

By Gedalia Guttentag

Power Plays
The years of media attacks, parodies, and indictments have only boosted Ben Gvir’s influence

By Ariel Cohen

Power Plays
Lapid’s long march from un-credentialed outsider to big man of the left has ushered in the Israeli left’s third incarnation

By Noam Paley

A Few Minutes With
Can Biden navigate a GOP Congress?

By Omri Nahmias

Normal
Mimi sneaks a glance at Kayla; her sister looks… overwhelmed. Her face is a little blotchy, an awkward blush. Is she happy? Mimi can’t tell

By Rochel Samet

A Better You
Even the happiest, most aligned couples experience anger and disappointment to some degree

By Family First Contributors

Family First Serial
“The navi Hoshea. Can you imagine, Mama. He had a body, he lived and walked these hills, and here he rests”

By Leah Gebber

Flashback
“Filling time isn’t living and I want to live”

By Batya Jacobs

Family Reflections
Happily married people look at the bigger picture

By Sarah Chana Radcliffe

Inbox
“As important as it is for teenagers to be protected in our sheltered world, they should be told of the nature of addiction”

By Mishpacha Readers