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5 Ways Yaakov’s Final Words Teach Us to Leave a Lasting Legacy

18Forty Staff in 18forty · 1 Jan

The article explores the enduring lessons from Yaakov's final words in Parashat Vayechi, focusing on the concept of leaving a legacy.

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Family First Inbox: Issue 975

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 30 Dec 2025

Reflecting on complex familial relationships, the letters in Family First Inbox depict deeply personal experiences of navigating challenging dynamics with parents.

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Just STOP! Slow Down & Enjoy the Moments of Motherhood

Sonya's Prep · 30 Dec 2025

In "Just STOP! Slow Down & Enjoy the Moments of Motherhood," viewers are reminded to cherish the smaller, joyful moments of family life amidst the chaos of daily tasks.

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The Woman Who Said Yes To DARKNESS

Chabad.org · 29 Dec 2025

This podcast episode from Chabad.org's "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories" series explores the journey of a woman who embraced challenges often associated with darkness.

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This is what happens when we confuse politics with religion.

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 29 Dec 2025

Joshua Hoffman explores the complex interplay between politics and religion, emphasizing the dangers of conflating the two.

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I’m Christian. My Wife Is Jewish. Our Marriage Is an Act of Faith.

R. R. Reno in The Free Press · 26 Dec 2025

R. R. Reno, the editor-in-chief of First Things, offers a personal and nuanced reflection on his interfaith marriage as part of a series exploring faith in American life.

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My Dear Friend Eli

Chabad.org · 24 Dec 2025

In a touching story of friendship and resilience, "My Dear Friend Eli" highlights the profound impact of close relationships on personal growth and faith.

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Price Tags

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 23 Dec 2025

Cindy Scarr explores the cultural pressures within Jewish communities that lead to overspending on events and material goods, such as weddings and bar mitzvahs, which have evolved from luxuries to perceived necessities.

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Inbox: Issue 1092

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 23 Dec 2025

The article offers a range of perspectives from engaged Jewish community members on contemporary issues within Jewish life.

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The Taxi Driver’s Hashkafah

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 23 Dec 2025

Cindy Scarr recounts a compelling story shared by her son-in-law about an encounter with a uniquely principled Israeli taxi driver, illustrating how faith and integrity guide his profession.

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Vance says ‘religious liberty is a Christian concept.’ Where does that leave Jews?

Hannah Feuer in Forward · 23 Dec 2025

Vice President JD Vance's comments at Turning Point USA's AmericaFest sparked debate over the roots of religious liberty, which he claims is a Christian concept.

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Justice Delayed - is Still Justice

Emes Ve-Emunah · 21 Dec 2025

Sam Kellner reflects on the progress made within Orthodox Jewish communities regarding the reporting and handling of sexual abuse cases.

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How God Protected Me in Federal Prison

Living Lchaim · 20 Dec 2025

Rabbi Eli Riesel's journey is a profound story of faith and resilience in the face of extreme adversity.

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Federal judge lets Hasidic abuse whistleblower’s civil-rights lawsuit against NYC move to trial

Hella Winston in Forward · 19 Dec 2025

Sam Kellner, a Hasidic sex-abuse whistleblower, is at the center of a pivotal civil-rights lawsuit against New York City and the estate of the former Brooklyn District Attorney Charles Hynes.

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Federal judge allows lawsuit by Hasidic sex-abuse whistleblower against NYC to proceed

Hella Winston in JTA · 19 Dec 2025

Sam Kellner, a Hasidic whistleblower, is proceeding with a civil-rights lawsuit against New York City after a federal judge denied motions to dismiss his case.

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The biggest myth about terrorism is that poverty causes it.

David E. Firester, Ph.D. in Future of Jewish · 19 Dec 2025

David E. Firester challenges the pervasive myth that poverty causes terrorism, arguing instead that it is driven by ideological motivations and strategic incentives.

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A Professor, a Sea Lion and a Jew Walked Into a Room

Jewdicious · 18 Dec 2025

Andrew Rashkow, founder and CEO, shares a unique experience from a business meeting where first impressions about his identity as an observant Jew were challenged by a scientist's assumptions about religion and science.

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‘Dumb’ Homes

Rachel Kraus in Tablet · 18 Dec 2025

Danielle Directo-Meston, living in tech-saturated Los Angeles, has adopted a 'dumb home' lifestyle by using analog devices like a rotary phone instead of modern digital gadgets.

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Jewish morality sabotages Jewish self-defense.

Francisco Gil-White in Future of Jewish · 17 Dec 2025

Francisco Gil-White argues that Jewish morality, deeply ingrained through a focus on ethics inspired by figures like Rabbi Hillel, ironically makes Jewish communities vulnerable by prioritizing ethical goodness even in self-defense scenarios.

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They CHOSE LIGHT In GAZA

Chabad.org · 17 Dec 2025

The video titled "They CHOSE LIGHT In GAZA" likely explores inspiring stories of individuals or communities in Gaza who have chosen to promote positivity, hope, and resilience amidst challenging circumstances.

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I'm a neuroscientist. Here's why Ahmed al Ahmed’s bravery at Bondi Beach strains our narratives.

Iddo Gefen in Forward · 17 Dec 2025

The heroic actions of Ahmed al Ahmed, a Muslim fruit-seller who intervened to stop a terrorist attack on a Hanukkah celebration in Sydney, challenge the prevalent narratives of rigid group identities and loyalties often perpetuated by figures like Nick Fuentes and Thomas Rousseau.

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To Illuminate Rather Than Condemn: The Legacy of Rabbi Moshe Hauer

Moishe Bane in Jewish Action · 17 Dec 2025

Rabbi Moshe Hauer's legacy is commemorated for his distinctive approach to Orthodox Jewish leadership, blending staunch advocacy with genuine warmth.

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Crushed by the Costs: The Hidden Financial Strain of the Orthodox Middle Class

Shalom Goodman in Jewish Action · 17 Dec 2025

Many Orthodox Jewish families, even with substantial incomes, face significant financial strains due to high community expectations and necessary expenses like tuition and housing.

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Financial Minimalism

Rivka Resnik in Jewish Action · 17 Dec 2025

Rivka Resnik explores the concept of financial minimalism, urging readers to declutter their finances with intention.

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Turning Off My Phone

Richard Simon in Jewish Action · 17 Dec 2025

Reflecting on how his smartphone dependency interfered with family time and personal well-being, Richard Simon decided to turn off his phone for an entire year as an experiment in digital detox.

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