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Goodness at our Table

Bircas Hatov V’hameitiv

Mrs. Shani Mendlowitz

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Longing for Redemption

Even at times of joy, there is a gaping hole in our landscape

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Normal Like Me

Normal Like Me: Chapter 36

“You told us not to give you a phone, even if you begged for one in the middle of the night”

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“Bernadine, get dressed and join them!” they urged her. Grandma’s friend Scarlett grabbed Bernadine with two strong hands and started smearing her face with yellow paint

Ruti Kepler

Windows

The Line

It’s a constant reminder that I’m growing older

Shiri Taub

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How the Other Half Lives

I may be last-minute, the bar may be low—but we clear it

Adina Kaplan

Power Plays

The human drama fueling Israel’s election story

Mishpacha Staff

Power Plays

The Lion Roars Back

Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, Shas has stormed back, jumping from nine to 11 seats in the elections

Gedalia Guttentag

20 Years of Mishpacha

Feeding the Family

Behind the Scenes with the Family Table Team

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Twenty Songs for 20 Years

Join us on a musical journey through the last 20 years and their hit songs

Riki Goldstein

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“I know you as well as I know myself,” she said sharply. “There’s something devastatingly wrong with you”

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It was more than just a personal question. It was a secret. A topic that weighed on my heart and that I kept bottled up at all costs

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