Lie of the Land: Chapter 12
It’s familiar, being alone, the stillness usually reassuring. But over the past few weeks, he’s grown accustomed to the noise
Parshas Re’eh: Pool Reflections
When I cut my skin, I am lacerating my body. When I cut you off from me, I am lacerating my soul
Inbox: Issue 1026
“We can no longer depend on our counselors to be mentors for our children”
Altitude Adjustment
Mishpacha contributors share accounts of those special summers disconnected from the grind
The Last Ponytail
The real training will start when I’m standing in front of the room with 20 curious, cautious sets of eyes staring at me
Software Savvy: Part 19
Empower your business with smart software choices
To Be Hungarian
Where does the Hungarian end? Where do I begin?
For Granted: Chapter 56
“But… you can’t deny, Dini, that you’ve become, um, very into your volunteers”
In for a Ride
Memorable moments from the carpool lane
Conventional Wisdom
Where does the DNC leave the presidential race, and the future of Israel support in the Democratic Party?
Landing the First Punch
Was Hezbollah really caught off-guard? For residents of the North, the answer doesn’t really matter
