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Germany’s Other Genocide: Dress Rehearsal for the Holocaust
A 75-Year Wait for Kaddish
Our Untold Stories
How Can the Relationship Be Wrong When It Feels So Right?
Five Ways to Inject Some Life into Your Judaism
My Masseuse Thinks Jews Don’t Pay Taxes
A Jewish Call to Action: 10 Ways to Fight Back
I Moved to Israel, Alone, When I was 15
Why Do We Say Shabbat Shalom?
What Would You Do If You Weren't Afraid
Why We Fast on the 17th of Tammuz
Logic, Darwin and God
Tisha B'Av at the Kotel: Leading Speakers Explore the Meaning of the Day
5 Reasons Why the Western Wall is Holy
Under Siege: Past and Present
Charlie Harary on Tisha B’Av: A Day of Yearning, Not Sadness
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Kosher Recipes
by Mindy Rafalowitz
Whole wheat recipe ideas which are baked instead of fried.
PODCAST
by Heather Dean
A modern, unexpected twist on traditional Chanukah food.
Heart of the Matter
by Rabbi Aaron Goldscheider
Missing a loved one during the holiday of lights.
Mom with a View
by Emuna Braverman
It’s never perfect, because how could it be?
Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky on shared values, gratitude, and relinquishing control of one’s spouse.
We can touch another person’s life in just a moment.
Marriage
What do we really want out of marriage?
by Bluma Gordon
Learning the art of flexibility.
by Paula Shoyer
Traditional recipes made easier, more modern and healthier.
Parenting
by Adina Soclof, MS. CCC-SLP
How to channel their potential to become the leader they’re meant to be.
by Sarah Pachter
Five phrases to help you and your child put things in perspective when the days are feeling especially long.
Dina Coopersmith explains why God wants us to speak to Him.
How I really recharge my batteries.
by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff
How to keep your marriage strong and passionate.
by Irris Makler
For years I watched Eva, an Auschwitz survivor, cooking up feasts from a battered old recipe book. It turned out to be a book with an incredible story.
by Sean Grover, LCSW
Boo-boos, blunders and mess-ups… and how to avoid them.
If this stranger believes that we enrich this country, I better get down to work and make sure that her words ring true.
by Stephanie Pollak
Learning from the salty moments and holding on to the sugary ones as long as I can.
Peter gave us the gift of his friendship and his loyalty even under the most adverse circumstances.
by Rivki Silver
My response is to continue to raise my children to have proud Jewish identities and bring more light into the world.
by Elizabeth Kurtz
Fruit and veggie muffins, chewy oat dried fruit bars and more.
by Jenny Shain BASW
How differences can bring you closer together and not drive you further apart.
Rabbi Zev Leff on blurring the line between being an authority figure and peer.
I used be very judgmental until an encounter opened my eyes and radically changed my perspective.
by Gitta Bixenspanner
Heartwarming dishes to keep your family warm and cozy.
by Eve Levy
How to keep passion in your marriage.
What you need to know to navigate this common tantrum.
How parents unknowingly hinder children’s abilities to form strong relationships later in life.
Dr. Lisa Aiken on putting out marital fires with humor, diplomacy, and love
There's no room in a marriage for an additional man or woman.
Savory, rich and delicious recipes your family will love.
Dr. Jacob Freedman’s guide to overcoming the stigma and getting proper treatment.
How to be your best self even when your exhausted and tired.
Food can be misused or abused, but it can also create wonderful family memories and experiences.
Rosie Einhorn and Sherry Zimmerman’s guide to giving and getting the most from your marriage.
by Rabbi Shlomo Slatkin, MS, LCPC
The addictive game Fortnite is being blamed for hundreds of divorces. They have it backwards.
Easy to make dishes so you can spend more time with family and friends.
by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller
One of the best ways to embrace being Jewish with joy and to transmit that love for being Jewish to our children.
Sitting outside beneath the starry sky, vulnerable to the elements, stop to think about how little we need in the material world.
This year I'm finally changing my approach to frustrating situations.
My newfound appreciation of first responders who are constantly risking their lives to help people.
Infographic
Because everyone needs to take a deep breath once in a while.
by Marshall Roth
The High Holidays are an opportunity to go all in.
by Diane Lilli
Apple & honey cake, raspberry lemon bars and salami tzimmis.
by Rabbi Gavriel Horan
Why do refer to God as our Father, and not as our Mother? My newborn son gave me the answer.
Simply sweet salads, brisket, dessert and decorations.
The trainer went on and on, encouraging, cajoling, pushing. “You can do it!” And you know what? It works.
by Miriam Schwab
They grow up and mature, and turn into great adults. It really happens.
by Miriam Katz
People are much more complex (and interesting!) than the simple roles in which we cast them.
Whether it’s hotel service or our attitude towards Judaism, this is not the way to get the greatest experience.
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