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Mishpacha Mamdomination? 28 Oct
Zohran Mamdani, a little-known assemblyman from Queens, is gaining unexpected traction in the NYC mayoral race, igniting controversy due to his extremist pol...
28 Oct
Mishpacha Parshas Lech Lacha: 5786 28 Oct
Cindy Scarr delves into a fascinating interpretation of Avraham’s recognition of Sarah’s beauty in Parshas Lech Lacha. Avraham had not noticed Sarah’s physic...
28 Oct
Mishpacha Calendar Conundrum 28 Oct
Jewish day schools are grappling with scheduling challenges due to shifting timelines between the Hebrew and secular calendars, particularly when Rosh Chodes...
28 Oct
Mishpacha Days of Awe    28 Oct
Rabbi Daniel Walker and Manchester's Jewish community are grappling with the trauma of a terrorist attack on Yom Kippur, when a gunman stormed Heaton Park sh...
28 Oct
Mishpacha Quiet Mind 28 Oct
Cindy Scarr explores the concept of achieving a peaceful state of mind by drawing from the Innate Health theory, which suggests that our thoughts are merely ...
28 Oct
Mishpacha Sing It Sacred 28 Oct
Cindy Scarr reflects on the timelessness and sacredness of traditional Jewish music as highlighted during Simchas Torah celebrations. Despite the adoption of...
28 Oct
Mishpacha One-Pot Ramen Alfredo with Broccoli 23 Oct
Transforming a classic Italian dish into a quick and easy weeknight meal, this One-Pot Ramen Alfredo with Broccoli combines the creaminess of Alfredo sauce w...
23 Oct
Mishpacha Beefed-Up Saucy Ramen Bake 23 Oct
Beefed-Up Saucy Ramen Bake is a delightful fusion of classic ramen and hearty comfort food, offering a dish that's as easy to make as it is fun to eat. By en...
23 Oct
Mishpacha Asian Roasted Veggies and Ramen Noodles with Salmon 23 Oct
Sharona from Mishpacha Magazine presents an Asian-inspired dish combining ramen noodles with a medley of roasted vegetables and salmon, creating a harmony of...
23 Oct
Mishpacha Crunchy Cooked Ramen Cabbage Salad 23 Oct
This vibrant salad recipe combines cooked ramen noodles with a mix of green and red cabbage, shredded carrots, cucumbers, scallions, and red pepper, enhanced...
23 Oct
Mishpacha Frames of Fire 22 Oct
"Frames of Fire" by Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha Magazine captures the significant events and pivotal moments from two intense years of warfare, providing a thou...
22 Oct
Mishpacha Light After Night    22 Oct
Four fathers, whose children became hostages of Hamas over two tumultuous years, share their harrowing experiences marked by unwavering faith, intense prayer...
22 Oct
Mishpacha Britain Is Bowing to Terror  21 Oct
The article critiques British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's decision to recognize a Palestinian state, arguing it reflects a capitulation to anti-Semitic and...
21 Oct
Mishpacha The Footsteps of Redemption   21 Oct
Exploring the notion of living in Messianic times, the article discusses rapid and significant historical events pointing toward redemption, as interpreted f...
21 Oct
Mishpacha The Month of Bul   21 Oct
The article explores the significance of the month of Cheshvan, also known biblically as Bul, which marks the completion of the First Temple's construction. ...
21 Oct
Mishpacha Euphoria Mixed with Sadness and Worry 21 Oct
As Israel witnessed the emotional return of 20 hostages on Hoshana Rabbah, there was a mix of relief and sorrow among the populace, aware of the high cost of...
21 Oct
Mishpacha Refuge 21 Oct
In this evocative narrative set in the Biblical city of refuge, Ramos, Cindy Scarr explores themes of guilt, survival, and community in times of tension and ...
21 Oct
Mishpacha You Are My Brother 21 Oct
During a visit to Israel, the author Cindy Scarr shares a powerful experience after giving a Torah lesson at a yeshivah. On a day marked by a terror attack, ...
21 Oct
Mishpacha We Need Them Here to Comfort Us   21 Oct
The tragic loss of four young men in Lakewood has left the community in shock, as they gather to honor their memories and the virtues of simchas hachayim, em...
21 Oct
Mishpacha Where the Money Is  21 Oct
The article pays tribute to Rabbi Moshe Hauer, the executive vice president of the Orthodox Union, highlighting his exemplary leadership qualities that blend...
21 Oct
Mishpacha Forever a Talmid    21 Oct
The article recounts Rabbi Moshe Hauer's journey to becoming the executive vice president of the Orthodox Union (OU), offering an insight into the foundation...
21 Oct
Mishpacha No One Shuts Down Trump 21 Oct
In the midst of a government shutdown, President Donald Trump is thriving in his brand of governance, blending diplomacy and business. Highlighted by meeting...
21 Oct
Mishpacha Eps 3. Parts, Pain, and Showing Up as Your Best Self 21 Oct
Exploring the intricacies of Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy, this article offers insight into why certain emotional responses occur, particularly for ...
21 Oct
Mishpacha From British Band to Holy Land, Words That Never Let Go 16 Oct
Ken Burgess, originally a member of London's bustling 1960s music scene, converted to Judaism and became a prominent figure in the Israeli music world. Known...
16 Oct
Mishpacha Family First Inbox: Issue 964 16 Oct
The Family First Inbox, Issue 964, showcases diverse perspectives on modern Jewish life from readers who respond to previous articles and editorial discussio...
16 Oct
Mishpacha Perpetual Planning    16 Oct
Cindy Scarr's article in Mishpacha Magazine explores the challenges faced by individuals with ADHD, particularly regarding "perpetual planning" where decisio...
16 Oct
Mishpacha Scared Silent 16 Oct
Cindy Scarr explores the detrimental technique in personal relationships known as the "scare them silent" strategy, where individuals use yelling or sharp wo...
16 Oct
Mishpacha Parshas Bereishis: 5786 16 Oct
Cindy Scarr explores the concept of divine favoritism in the Torah, specifically in the context of Noach finding favor (chein) in Hashem's eyes despite human...
16 Oct
Mishpacha Blenders and Bridges    16 Oct
As Cindy Scarr's family faces the uncertainty of finding a new home before their lease expires, she reflects on the sentimental and practical challenges of m...
16 Oct
Mishpacha Of Voids and Empty Nests 16 Oct
In "Of Voids and Empty Nests," Cindy Scarr explores the complex emotions mothers experience when transitioning to an empty nest. Drawing a parallel between b...
16 Oct
Mishpacha See Something, Say Something: Issue 963 16 Oct
The article explores the complexities of parental involvement in adult children's lives, particularly when it involves offering unsolicited advice on parenti...
16 Oct
Mishpacha Stages of Grief 16 Oct
Reflecting on the profound themes of mortality and grief during the Yamim Noraim, Rabbi Yonah Sklare shares a moving tribute to his late friend and colleague...
16 Oct
Mishpacha The Conversation Continues: To Be Honest: Issue 960 16 Oct
The article highlights the ongoing crisis in Jewish education due to low teacher salaries, which impacts teacher recruitment and retention across the Jewish ...
16 Oct
Mishpacha Home Run 15 Oct
After 738 days of captivity, twenty Israeli hostages, who endured brutal conditions under Hamas, have been released, bringing closure and immense relief to t...
15 Oct
Mishpacha 5 Takeaways After 2 Years of War 15 Oct
The two-year conflict between Israel and various Middle Eastern entities, including Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran, has highlighted the complexities and enduring...
15 Oct
Mishpacha Home — With Questions 15 Oct
Cindy Scarr reflects on a poignant moment in Israeli history as hostages are released precisely two years after a harrowing attack on Simchas Torah. This eve...
15 Oct
Mishpacha What If…? 15 Oct
What If? by Cindy Scarr is a reflective piece that explores a series of hypothetical scenarios aimed at improving Jewish communal and individual life in Isra...
15 Oct
Mishpacha One Jump Ahead   15 Oct
In "One Jump Ahead," Cindy Scarr recounts the remarkable life story of Boaz Abramoff, a cadet at the US Air Force Academy, who survived a life-threatening pa...
15 Oct
Mishpacha Honor the Journey    15 Oct
Cindy Scarr's article recounts a moment of spiritual inspiration experienced by Mayer and his sons at the 11th Siyum HaShas in Baltimore and how it led them ...
15 Oct
Mishpacha Daily Dose 15 Oct
TorahWay, a pioneering initiative that started as a daily half-hour morning shiur in North West London, has become a significant communal institution over it...
15 Oct
Mishpacha The Moment: Issue 1082 15 Oct
In this poignant reflection, the article highlights the enduring legacy of Morah Chaya Devora Senft, a revered teacher at the Moriah School in Englewood, New...
15 Oct
Mishpacha Inbox: Issue 1082 15 Oct
An article from Issue 1082 of a Jewish publication compiles diverse reader opinions and stories that highlight the complexities of Jewish life, particularly ...
15 Oct
Mishpacha Flight Risk  15 Oct
This personal narrative recounts the author's urgent decision to visit his ailing mother in America despite numerous obstacles, such as lacking a current pas...
15 Oct
Mishpacha Reply at Your Own Risk 15 Oct
Cindy Scarr explores the prevalence and tactics of texting scams, revealing the psychological and technical strategies that scammers use to exploit individua...
15 Oct
Mishpacha It’s About All of Us  15 Oct
Following the turmoil and tragedies that unfolded in Simchas Torah 2023, a spiritual awakening reverberated across the Jewish world, highlighting the intrins...
15 Oct
Mishpacha State of the Race 15 Oct
The "State of the Race" article from Mishpacha Magazine examines the political dynamics of the upcoming New York City mayoral election, with a focus on the i...
15 Oct
Mishpacha Your Money or Your Life? 15 Oct
This article explores the geopolitical challenges facing Israel as it juggles international criticism and its security needs. It questions whether Israel's d...
15 Oct
Mishpacha Now You’re Talking   15 Oct
Shmuel Horowitz, a Gerrer chassid from Bnei Brak, transformed his life by overcoming a severe stutter that plagued him since childhood. After trying numerous...
15 Oct
Mishpacha Eps 2. Order, Chaos, and the Black Jelly Beans: Bringing Serenity Through Self-Awareness 15 Oct
In an engaging discussion with Devorah Henner, a life coach and home organizer, the importance of emotional self-awareness in creating a harmonious home envi...
15 Oct
Mishpacha Principle Growth       14 Oct
Eliyahu Kholodenko, founder of Questrade, showcases a blend of business acumen and strong religious values. When faced with a potential setback during a cruc...
14 Oct