As I sit here on the plane, coming back from a joyous Yom Tov in Eretz Yisrael, I’m still processing the emotions I experienced. There’s no other way to describe it—it was exhilarating, heart-lifting, and profoundly spiritual. We danced. We celebrated. And we thanked Hashem.
When Rabbi Mordechai Finkelman sat down with us to speak about parenting, he didn’t open with theories. He opened with a home. His parents, survivors
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A. Pro or Against
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“You said nothing about Americans abducted by Hamas, but now care so much about a little terrorist in prison for trying to murder civilians,” said
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I am known
