My Father’s Succah
I don’t think we were conscious of how little time we spent with our father
Bibi Speaks
Binyamin Netanyahu opens up to Mishpacha in an exclusive interview
Prisoner of War
She searched for something that resembled the man she’d married, but all she recognized were the long, nimble fingers
My Mother Always Told Me
Fifty readers share the gems their mothers imparted
The Painting
She looked down at the canvas, moving it in the moonlight until she could see the image it held
Soundtrack of Our Childhood: 613 Torah Avenue Album Series
The backstories of those favorite albums that still frame our memories
From Darkness to Light
Sara Leah Steinberg. My neighbor. But never my friend
Close to Home: Chapter 15
My job has taught me to keep the big picture in mind. People will always do what’s best for them
Permission Granted
“But...but what about a succah?” Yoni wailed. “How come we had to come to this horrible little town?”
Talking Shop
Decades later we’ve built lives, found jobs, maybe even opened businesses of our own, but those stores still retain a sweet spot in our memory. 10 accounts
Playing with Matches
Shadchanim tell it like it is
