In this Bintel Brief article, a bride-to-be seeks advice on whether she is obligated to invite her friend's boyfriend, whom she dislikes, to her wedding.

The text discusses the importance of understanding and appreciating other people's lives and behaviors from their own perspectives, rather than solely from our own viewpoints.

The text discusses the importance of confronting anti-Semitism and advocating for the truth in the face of political correctness.

Aliza Nisenbaum, a painter, explores the politics of interpersonal relationships in her artwork, focusing on blue-collar workers and immigrant communities.

The author reflects on the invasion of Ukraine by Russia and the fear and desire for peace that it evokes.

The author discusses the role of emotions in Judaism, particularly in relation to Jewish law (Halakhah).

The Zohar emphasizes encountering the divine in everyday life through relationships with others, contrasting with mystical approaches that seek to transcend reality.