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Mishpacha Beware of a Hasty Peace  8 Jul
As Israel's regional conflicts begin to settle, the article warns against rushing into peace agreements without ensuring their long-term stability and securi...
8 Jul
Mishpacha The Highest Notes 8 Jul
Avi Piamenta, a cherished figure in Jewish music, recently passed away, leaving behind a rich legacy alongside his brother, Yosi Piamenta. The Piamenta Broth...
8 Jul
Mishpacha Am I My Body’s Keeper? 8 Jul
Cindy Scarr explores the declining state of American health despite advanced medical capabilities, focusing on the issues of poor diet and lack of exercise. ...
8 Jul
Mishpacha Guilt Trip        8 Jul
A mother, Ahuva, grapples with feelings of disappointment and concern for her son Ezzy, who feels unnoticed and left behind after his close friend Shua embar...
8 Jul
Mishpacha The Counselor 8 Jul
Reb Jason Leff shares an inspiring story of how his family's journey toward Orthodox Judaism was set into motion. Sparked by the influence of Rabbi Fishman a...
8 Jul
Mishpacha You’re in the Army Now 1 Jul
Jewish recruits in the US military often face unique challenges, such as the lack of kosher meals and misunderstandings of Jewish practices. US Army Chaplain...
1 Jul
Mishpacha A Seat at the Table      1 Jul
Cindy Scarr reflects on the legacy and familial significance of her grandmother's dining table, which symbolizes both the past and the present of her family ...
1 Jul
Mishpacha Taking Root     1 Jul
Project SEED, a Torah Umesorah initiative, provides summer opportunities for young yeshiva students to immerse themselves in Jewish communities, fostering To...
1 Jul
Mishpacha Family Living: Summer Tips      1 Jul
Cindy Scarr's article "Family Living: Summer Tips" provides practical advice for moms navigating summer activities with children. It includes suggestions for...
1 Jul
Mishpacha The Lost Legacy of the Leshem 1 Jul
Rav Shlomo Elyashiv, also known as the Leshem, was a prominent kabbalist of the Lithuanian world in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His work, "Leshem...
1 Jul