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Hurricane Katrina: Our Response 
By Manis Friedman
The good, the bad and the ugly: We examine some mystifying statements of the Talmud to help enhance our understanding and response to events like hurricane Katrina.
Audio Classes » Living » Society » Hurricane Katrina: Our Response
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A New Doll for Gittel
By Yossi Nemes
"Looking to partner with a few good women and men to bring hope, healing and kindness to New Orleans. I flooded the place and need your help to set it to rights again." (Spotted in the "Help Wanted" section of the New Orleans Time Picayune)
Society & Living » Current Events » News Archives » Hurricane Katrina » A New Doll for Gittel
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In the Dark of the Storm
A photo essay by Tzvi Freeman
"But why do You hide?" I asked. "To make room for you," G-d replied.
Society & Living » Current Events » News Archives » Hurricane Katrina » In the Dark of the Storm
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Positive Prophecy
By Ruvi New
Being a positive prophet; remaining optimistic in the wake of Hurricane Katrina
Audio Classes » Parshah » Devarim » Shoftim » Positive Prophecy
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Being in Time: A New Orleans Journal
By Elanit Kayne
There was something about the immense love that permeated the home that made it hard to believe that outside those walls, the foundation of everything around us was being ripped to shreds...
Women » Women's Narrative » Personal Stories » Dealing with Challenge » Being in Time: A New Orleans Journal
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Hurricane Katrina
"Surviving the Storm" by Rabbi Yossi Nemes... "Being in Time" by Elanit Kayne... "In the Cleft of the Rock" by Nechemiah Schusterman... "Homeless" by Mendel Cohen...
Society & Living » Current Events » News Archives » Hurricane Katrina
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Surviving the Storm
They say that hindsight is 20/20. But I’m no longer convinced of this.
By Yossi Nemes
If we always knew what lay in store for us, then the good that results from our "wrong" decisions would be lost forever...
Society & Living » Current Events » News Archives » Hurricane Katrina » Surviving the Storm
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In the Cleft of the Rock
By Nechemia Schusterman
Why, G-d? If Your nature is "good and to do good," why did You so painfully upset the lives of hundreds of thousands, destroy their homes, ruin their property, and crush their hopes of a normal life for the foreseeable future?
Society & Living » Current Events » News Archives » Hurricane Katrina » In the Cleft of the Rock
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Homeless
By Mendel Cohen
Our home is the place where we imitate G-d, creating our own miniature world.
Society & Living » Current Events » News Archives » Hurricane Katrina » Homeless
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Adam's Birthday
By Yanki Tauber
Some of my best friends are atheists. And I can hear them saying: "You can be a moral and ethical person also if you don't believe in and respect G-d"
Spirituality » Short Insights » By Yanki Tauber » Adam's Birthday
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