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Denying Anti-Semitism and Terrorism
My Secret Jewish History
Empty Nesters: Challenges and Opportunities
How Do I Know if This is the Right One?
Shtisel Complicated My Judaism
Spoons from Auschwitz
An Arab Zionist's Harrowing Odyssey
Michael Schudrich: Rabbi to Poland’s Jews, the Living and the Dead
Questions All Yeshiva High Schools Should Ask
An Ode to Jewish Community Theater
Jtube: Jiminy Glick Interviews Mel Brooks
Jtube: Silicon Valley
Hanukkah and the Soul
The Flames of Hanukkah: Reignite Your Soul
My Grandfather, the Walking Miracle
Bohemian Chanukah
by Howard Witkin
Genuine kindness occurs when our sole motivation is caring about the welfare of others.
To truly understand Torah, philosophical principles need to be translated into action.
God could have created a bunch of puppets. He created humans instead.
A chair needs three legs to stand. Our spiritual lives also have a 3-part balance.
The first in a series on ethical lessons from a widely studied section of Talmudic literature.
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