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Bechukotai
The Freeman Files
We, the Jewish People, Are a Single Body
We’re human beings. How can the Torah expect you to not hold a grudge against someone who has hurt you?
We’re human beings. How can the Torah expect you to not hold a grudge against someone who has hurt you?
By the Numbers
10 Facts You Should Know About Queen Salome Alexandra
A ruler from ancient Judea's Second Temple times, she embodied nobility and righteousness.
A ruler from ancient Judea's Second Temple times, she embodied nobility and righteousness.
Your Questions
(Why) Must a Bar Mitzvah Boy Read From the Torah?
There is a prevalent custom for boys to read the weekly Torah portion when they become a bar mitzvah. Here's why.
There is a prevalent custom for boys to read the weekly Torah portion when they become a bar mitzvah. Here's why.
Ordinary People; Extraordinary Stories
I Found Judaism at Columbia
Against the backdrop of violent threats, gaslighting, exclusion, and betrayal, Cecile (now Sara) connected to her Judaism for the first time while studying at Columbia University.
Against the backdrop of violent threats, gaslighting, exclusion, and betrayal, Cecile (now Sara) connected to her Judaism for the first time while studying at Columbia University.
Halachah for Life
What You Need to Know About Unveilings
Jewish tombstones date back to the Patriarchs, but unveiling ceremonies are somewhat of a recent innovation.
Jewish tombstones date back to the Patriarchs, but unveiling ceremonies are somewhat of a recent innovation.
Hebrew Word of the Week
Jewish News
Voices
Why It's Important to Talk About Suicide
About a year and a half after I started taking my medications, I had my first real flirtation with suicide and spent half the night with our local police force, sheriff, and state crisis workers.
About a year and a half after I started taking my medications, I had my first real flirtation with suicide and spent half the night with our local police force, sheriff, and state crisis workers.
Parshah
Lifestyle
When G-d split the Red Sea, all the water in the world divided, even the waters in cisterns and ditches, in jars, cups, casks and bowls.
— Midrash Mechilta
Print Magazine
The Etrog grows on its tree for an entire year.
It grows from the loving summer sunlight
and from the cold winter darkness.
It grows from the furious autumn winds
and from the caresses of spring rain.
From all that comes to it, it grows.
And that is beauty.
Be an Etrog.
Reshimot #62.
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