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What I Didn’t Know
3 Dec
Cindy Scarr reflects on the unexpected challenges of adulthood and parenthood, expressing surprise and empathy for her mother's similar experiences. She cand...
3 Dec
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The Space Where I Belong
3 Dec
Cindy Scarr reflects on her complex emotional journey as a nanny and how it intersects with her evolving Jewish observance. Through her experiences, she cont...
3 Dec
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Hotel Away from Home
3 Dec
Fourteen-year-old Noa N. and her family have been living in a Jerusalem hotel for 14 months since being evacuated from their home in Kiryat Shmona due to the...
3 Dec
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Picture This: Chapter 32
3 Dec
Amidst the everyday life of the Jewish community, Estee and Yonah are perceived as the ideal couple, though beneath the surface, Yonah grapples with emotiona...
3 Dec
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Without Doubt
3 Dec
Cindy Scarr explores the tension between absolutist religious beliefs and the influence of cultural figures like Israeli pop singers, who often embody a maso...
3 Dec
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So You Want to Be a… Chemist
3 Dec
Cindy Scarr's article provides a comprehensive overview for aspiring chemists, detailing essential personality traits, career expectations, required training...
3 Dec
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Normal Up North
3 Dec
In the aftermath of a tenuous ceasefire, the communities in Israel's northern Galilee are beginning to experience a glimmer of hope as they recover from exte...
3 Dec
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Inbox: Issue 1039
3 Dec
The various letters to the editor reflect a range of experiences and sentiments on communal issues and religious learning within the Jewish community. The di...
3 Dec
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Steer Clear of Scams
3 Dec
In "Steer Clear of Scams," Tsippi Gross and Rivky Rothenberg provide essential guidance on avoiding scams that even intelligent individuals can fall victim t...
3 Dec
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Burst Your Bubble
3 Dec
Cindy Scarr critiques the influence of wealthy donors in organizational decision-making within the Jewish community, warning against the risk of becoming dis...
3 Dec
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Picture This: Chapter 31
26 Nov
Estee, in the midst of Succot, reflects on her own journey while dealing with physical discomfort and family dynamics. She is visited by her friend Tehila an...
26 Nov
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Out of Focus: Chapter 6
26 Nov
During a typical Shabbat family gathering, the narrator reflects on the challenges of parenting. As she serves her children ice cream, her struggle with cons...
26 Nov
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What Made You Say That?
26 Nov
Exploring the intersection of curiosity and judgment, the article suggests that fostering curiosity may be the key to understanding and responding empathetic...
26 Nov
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Lie of the Land: Chapter 24
26 Nov
Chapter 24 of "Lie of the Land" by Cindy Scarr features a reflective conversation between Gabe and Hillel about Gabe's discovery regarding his real last name...
26 Nov
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20 questions for… Chava Lipszyc
26 Nov
Chava Lipszyc, the Production Manager at Mishpacha magazine, describes her intricate role in producing this prominent Jewish publication. Chava, who grew up ...
26 Nov
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Week Link
26 Nov
Yarchei Kallah, an ancient tradition from Talmudic times where alumni return to yeshivas for intensive Torah study, has been revived in modern times for spir...
26 Nov
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The War and Kitchen Avoidance
26 Nov
Cindy Scarr humorously explores her ambivalence towards cooking in her article, discussing the pressure and expectations that come with preparing meals, part...
26 Nov
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“How Do I Live with Crushing Guilt?”
26 Nov
In this insightful piece from Mishpacha Magazine, a woman grapples with guilt over her challenging marriage and its impact on her children. Married to a diff...
26 Nov
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Abandonment Issues
26 Nov
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is contending with significant legal and political challenges, both domestically and internationally. Arrest warrants from ...
26 Nov
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Your Invitation to a Great First Date
26 Nov
This humorous piece from Mishpacha Magazine explores the often awkward and ritualistic nature of a first date within the Orthodox Jewish community. The autho...
26 Nov
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Warm Crispy Quinoa Salad
20 Nov
The Warm Crispy Quinoa Salad by Sarah Sacks, featured in Mishpacha Magazine, offers a comforting twist on traditional salad, particularly for those who prefe...
20 Nov
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Triple Bliss Caramel-Chocolate Bars
20 Nov
Sharona provides a detailed recipe for making Triple Bliss Caramel-Chocolate Bars, inspired by the Twix candy bar. The bars feature a crumbly base made from ...
20 Nov
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Out of Focus: Chapter 5
19 Nov
Cindy Scarr recounts a relatable moment from her marriage where the challenges of maintaining connection are complicated by her husband's ADHD. Sitting in a ...
19 Nov
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Let the Good Times Roll
19 Nov
As Donald Trump prepares for his second term in office, he has swiftly announced appointments with a clear pro-Israel stance, including a team labeled Israel...
19 Nov
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Take Two
19 Nov
Amidst an ongoing and painful international crisis, Cindy Scarr reflects on her personal ritual of counting the days that Israeli and American hostages have ...
19 Nov
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Face the Music: Chapter 5
19 Nov
In "Face the Music: Chapter 5" by Cindy Scarr, the story explores the internal transformation of Chaim Weiss, who has grown from a man with vague ambitions t...
19 Nov
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Southern Sanctuary
19 Nov
Rebbe Aharon Teitelbaum of Satmar recently visited the Satmar kehillah in Argentina, discovering a unique chassidic enclave that blends Hungarian chassidus w...
19 Nov
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Bibi Smells a Witch Hunt
19 Nov
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, embroiled in a complex battle with the country's legal system, claims to be the target of a political witch hunt. ...
19 Nov
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The Parents’ Role in Homework Is…
19 Nov
Balancing parental involvement in children's homework can be challenging, especially when aiming to foster attributes like responsibility and creativity. Cin...
19 Nov
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Inbox: Issue 1037
19 Nov
A collection of reader responses in this issue of Mishpacha Magazine addresses various topics including education needs for children with ADHD, the role of s...
19 Nov
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Never Forget This
19 Nov
Yechezkel Rosenberg, a Holocaust survivor, reflects on how his father foresaw his future while wrapping him in a tallit during Simchat Torah in 1944, amid th...
19 Nov
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Behind Closed Windows
19 Nov
Exploring feelings of alienation and longing, this poignant reflection delves into the complex emotions surrounding life outside the traditional frames of ma...
19 Nov
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Not a Red Wave – a Red Typhoon
14 Nov
Following the recent elections, forecasters are celebrating their successful predictions, particularly emphasizing the unprecedented shift in Jewish voting p...
14 Nov
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Shawarma Wontons
13 Nov
Shawarma Wontons put a Middle Eastern twist on a classic Asian dish, perfect for those looking to experiment with fusion cuisine. This recipe involves marina...
13 Nov
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Cinnamon-Wine Bundt Cake
13 Nov
This delicious Cinnamon-Wine Bundt Cake recipe by Sharona is a creative way to use up leftover wine from Shabbat. The cake introduces a fruity flavor and ric...
13 Nov
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Best Split Pea Soup
13 Nov
Sharona shares her recipe for the ultimate comfort food – split pea soup – that promises to satisfy any craving, regardless of the season. The rich, porridge...
13 Nov
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Mushroom Barley Soup
13 Nov
Sharona's mushroom barley soup recipe combines a medley of mushrooms, with shimeji mushrooms as the star ingredient for their savory, nutty flavor. Sautéed w...
13 Nov
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Sweet-and-Spicy Root Vegetables
13 Nov
Sharona shares a recipe by Chavi Feldman for Sweet-and-Spicy Root Vegetables that brings together the warmth of slow-cooked veggies with the vibrancy of a sw...
13 Nov
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Zesty Italian Chicken Dinner
13 Nov
Sharona's zesty Italian chicken recipe, published in Mishpacha Magazine by Faigy Grossman, offers a delicious Crock-Pot meal perfect for home chefs looking t...
13 Nov
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Dinner Diaries: Making It to the Plate
12 Nov
Esti Meyers, a busy mother of three young children and a medical billing professional living in Eretz Yisrael, shares her approach to weekday dinners in a pi...
12 Nov
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Hidden Chambers
12 Nov
In this reflective article, Cindy Scarr explores the dichotomy between the biblical figures of Lot's wife and Avraham, focusing on their respective responses...
12 Nov
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Parshas Vayeira: Gratitude Attitude
12 Nov
Reflecting on the Torah passage in Parshas Vayeira, the article delves into the theme of gratitude, emphasizing the often-unseen contributions that support s...
12 Nov
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Inbox: Issue 1036
12 Nov
The magazine issue highlights essential community discussions and personal narratives. Rabbi Dr. Nachi Felt shares his journey with ADHD, underscoring the sy...
12 Nov
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Picture This: Chapter 29
12 Nov
Golda races against time to get her friend Estee to the hospital, worried about Estee's health and that of her unborn baby. Despite her anxiety, Golda finds ...
12 Nov
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The Moment: Issue 1036
12 Nov
Issue 1036 of Mishpacha Magazine spotlights diverse stories on Jewish identity and religious observance. Highlighted is Rabbi Aaron Eisemann's initiative to ...
12 Nov
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Agent Angst
12 Nov
"Agent Angst" explores ethical and legal dilemmas related to various agent-client relationships in Jewish life, covering topics like travel bookings, real es...
12 Nov
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The Miracle Petek
12 Nov
Rabbi Yisrael Ber Odesser, a devoted follower of Breslov chassidus, claimed to have found a mystical note, or "petek," in 1922 believed to be from Rebbe Nach...
12 Nov
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Sweet Deal
12 Nov
An unexpected business decision turned into a blessing in disguise for an ice cream store owner in New York City. When a prominent bank abruptly closed his a...
12 Nov
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Endnote — Issue: 1036
12 Nov
Rabbi Shloime Taussig's latest EP, "5 KOLOS #2," expands on his trendsetting format in the frum music scene, offering a more affordable and compact alternati...
12 Nov
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Last Prayer for My Son
11 Nov
The story of Yaakov Hillel, a soldier who was killed in Lebanon over the Jewish holiday of Succos, is a poignant narrative emphasizing parental devotion and ...
11 Nov