In my years of practice, I have seen a recurring moment unfold again and again: a client describes a deeply painful thought or a paralyzing symptom of anxiety or depression, then pauses and asks quietly, “Am I the only one who feels this way?”
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Hate Crime Indictment Filed In Unprovoked Attack On Forest Hills Rabbi
A Queens man has been indicted on hate crime charges following a disturbing and unprovoked assault on a rabbi in Forest Hills earlier this year—an
Mayor Mamdani Hosts City Hall Staff Seder At Gracie Mansion
Mayor Zohran Mamdani hosted a private Seder for Jewish members of his City Hall staff at Gracie Mansion during Pesach, bringing a traditional Yom Tov
Two Thousand Years Together: How Uzbeks and Bukharan Jews Enriched Each Other’s Cultures
From the courts of the Emirs to the stages of New York, a shared heritage that endures across continents
The history of Central Asia is woven from
US Scraps Deadline For Holocaust-Looted Art Claims, Paving Way For New Restitution Efforts
Trump signs law expanding 2016 HEAR act, canceling sunset clause and barring artworks’ current owners from using certain legal tactics, such as
Mamdani’s Passover Bondage
Words about Jewish holidays and history seem nice at a mock seder; still, the mayor’s actions illuminate lies—and controversial ties.
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Jerusalem Winner Marathon Cancels 26.2-Mile Race As Scorching Heat Expected To Hit Israel
“This is not ordinary heat, so prepare accordingly,” said Amir Givati, director of the Israel Meteorological Service.
Thousands of runners take part
