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The article from Mishpacha Magazine delves into the dynamics of household responsibilities and how they can create tension within marriages. It focuses on a ...

The article "Remedy or Ruse?" from Mishpacha Magazine delves into the efficacy of popular remedies like collagen and magnesium. It questions the scientific b...

Hirsh Henfield, a 33-year-old logistics professional from Cleveland, defied a State Department travel advisory to accomplish his goal of visiting every count...

The article "No Free Gifts" in Mishpacha Magazine highlights the overlooked challenges faced by intellectually gifted children within mainstream educational ...

The article "Elul 5784: Learning Curve" explores the historical development and functions of the yeshivah as an institution of Jewish learning. It likens yes...

In anticipation of the upcoming presidential debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, this Mishpacha Magazine article discusses topics the author dread...

"Hersh's Gift" reflects on the tragic murder of hostages, including Hersh Goldberg-Polin, and the inspiring response of his parents, Jon and Rachel Goldberg-...

In this article, Rav Aaron Lopiansky reflects on the spiritual journey and personal development facilitated by the yeshivah experience, especially ahead of R...

In the season finale of a podcast series hosted by Rabbi Garfield and Rabbi Schonfeld, the focus is on the pivotal topic of seminary education for high schoo...

This article, authored by Mrs. Shira Hochheimer and supplemented by insights from Mrs. Debbie Greenblatt and Mrs. Shira Smiles, reflects on Shlomo Hamelech's...

In "Lessons from Chicago," Rabbi Moshe Hauer reflects on the Jewish community's response to the Democratic National Convention amidst heightened political te...

In this reflective piece, the intertwined commands in Parshat Re'eh not to cut oneself in mourning, and not to divide into separate groups, are explored thro...

In Chapter 12 of "Lie of the Land," featured in Mishpacha Magazine, Gabe experiences an unaccustomed solitude that starkly contrasts with the lively chaos he...

The article 'Altitude Adjustment' in Mishpacha Magazine recounts a personal experience of a newly married couple seeking a unique summer getaway in Vail, Col...

The issue addresses multiple concerns from the Jewish community, including the declining mentorship role of camp counselors, personal anecdotes related to an...

"The Last Ponytail" captures the anticipation and emotions of a new school year transition, particularly from the perspective of someone stepping into the ro...

In this article from Mishpacha, Liora Waxman discusses the essential factors to consider when selecting software for a business. Through a casual conversatio...

The article reflects on a poignant encounter between the author and another individual of Hungarian descent, juxtaposing their shared backgrounds with person...

In this installment of the serialized story "For Granted" from Mishpacha Magazine, Dini struggles with the emotional fallout from a breach of trust involving...

"In for a Ride" explores the chaotic yet memorable experiences found in the carpool lane, depicting a mix of humorous anecdotes and poignant moments shared a...

The recent Democratic National Convention in Chicago highlighted key issues in the upcoming U.S. presidential elections, specifically the dynamics within the...

Israel's recent preemptive strike on Hezbollah in Lebanon underscores the complex dynamics between military strategy and international diplomacy. Conducted e...

This article explores the life of Reb Shlomenyu of Sadigura, a complex and enigmatic Jewish leader who chose to forgo his inherited rabbinic title to engage ...

Sivan Rahav-Meir shares an inspiring account from the GO JEWISH Shabbaton in Antwerp, Belgium, where 300 young European Jews gathered to reconnect with their...

The article "I Teach, Therefore I Am" reflects on the author's experiences and philosophies as a junior high teacher, emphasizing the transformative role edu...

The article "Attendance Deficit" from Mishpacha Magazine delves into the challenges parents face with children who refuse to attend school, a growing issue k...

In an interview with Mishpacha, former Shin Bet chief and current Agriculture Minister Avi Dichter examines the complexities of Israel's security strategy, p...

The article "Opposing Camps" highlights the challenges faced by educators who balance their responsibilities between their regular teaching jobs and summer c...

"Art That Pops" profiles the Balloon Story exhibition by Israeli entrepreneur Yonatan Eizik and balloon artist Kobi Kalimian. Located at New York’s Park Aven...

This recipe for Chili Lime-Maple Mushrooms offers a bold and flavorful dish that combines portobello mushrooms with garlic, chili lime seasoning, chipotle or...

In the summer of 2021 in Lakewood, New Jersey, a person shares a personal account of spending a disconnected summer sleeping in a storage closet next to a mi...

A man eager to ensure a timely prayer service on Rosh Chodesh mistakenly begins the prayers a day early, including unnecessary elements like yaaleh vyavo and...

The Israeli judicial system faces public backlash following the arrest of soldiers involved in the abuse of detained terrorists, with the Military Advocate G...

In Chapter 18 of "Picture This," Yonah and his friend Pinny discuss their married lives, transportation options like electric scooters and Teslas, and enjoy ...

Chaveirim's volunteers in Brooklyn successfully located a woman's lost engagement and wedding rings at a park, showcasing the power of Torah and gemilus chas...

Hezbollah's release of a video showcasing their extensive underground tunnel network in Lebanon has alarmed Israeli defense analysts, although it was not sur...

The author reflects on their shifting priorities and struggles with productivity during the summer months, particularly contrasting their love for June with ...

The text discusses the concept of Bentshing, the obligation to bless Hashem after eating, as a way to prevent distancing oneself from God once satisfied. It ...

Illuminated kesubos, marriage contracts with artistic embellishments, have been treasured for over 500 years, holding historical and artistic significance in...

Dave Shainberg, a young man from Memphis in the late 1920s, embarked on a journey of spiritual discovery that led him from a successful family background to ...

Attila Petschauer, a Hungarian Jewish athlete, was a celebrated fencer who brought glory to Hungary in the Olympic Games before facing persecution during Wor...

The analysis of Trump's campaign crisis reveals a significant shift in momentum with Harris's rise, attributed in part to the missteps like the J.D. Vance pi...

The text humorously lists reasons why a person might still be unmarried, emphasizing that it's not a part of a higher plan but due to personal faults that ne...

The text discusses Israel's readiness for potential conflicts and the need for preemptive political and diplomatic actions. It highlights the challenges Isra...

Columbia University Professor Shai Davidai, a secular left-winger from Tel Aviv, has emerged as a strong defender of Israel on Ivy League campuses, actively ...

"The Things You Never Told Me" portrays a glimpse into the daily life of a Jewish family dealing with a hidden health condition affecting Meir, the husband. ...

Senator Rick Scott, known for his staunch support of Israel and the Jewish community, emphasized the need to ensure the safety of Jewish institutions in Flor...

The author discusses his struggle when people show pity towards his son who has strayed from a religious path. Though initially devastated by his son's choic...

The text explores stepping out of one's comfort zone, both in personal and familial contexts. Three sisters struggle to find common ground for their discussi...

Avi Schnurr, an American-Israeli inventor and CEO of the Electric Infrastructure Security Council (EIS), is dedicated to disaster-proofing nations, including...