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From the Ashes

Bashie Lisker

LifeTakes

Just for Today

Penina Mandelcorn

Windows

Hocus Pocus

Leah Wachsler

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Belarus Diary

Linda Hirschel

Musings

Rus Abraham

Esther Shemtov

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Connected: Part 6 of 6

I’m continuously astonished by how much less of a big deal this switch has been than I thought it would be

Aliza Feder

Metro & Beyond

Is Adams on the Eve of the End?

Eric Adams was already in hot water — now it seems his goose is cooked

Yitzchok Landa

Metro & Beyond

National School Choice Clears a Hurdle

or the frum community across the United States, though, ECCA could finally offer a chance at tuition relief

Yosef Herz

Still Open

Perfect Hands

Ervin Leitman’s shop feels like stepping inside a pocket watch: tiny drawers, jars of gears, and the soft tick of time all around

Avrom and Raizy Rubinfeld

Still Open

In His Shoes

Little has changed in the 25 years since Ron Holder became a shoemaker

Tech Wire

Two Billion

It’s a cool milestone, and don’t argue that Android is ahead

Esther Kurtz

Tech Wire

There really is no safe place

Esther Kurtz

News In Depth

Final Chapter, New Beginnings

As the American chapter of the book on Jonathan Pollard is coming to a close, a new, more hopeful sequel is about to be written

Binyamin Rose

News In Depth

Birthright Restored

Ari Zivotofsky’s 18-year battle finally ends with “Israel” listed on his son’s passport

Ari Z. Zivotofsky and Naomi Zivotofsky

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Words Unspoken

To the Woman Who Called at Midnight

Don’t you want your son to learn to experience the simchah of Purim without relying on alcohol?

By Anonymous

Family Tempo

The Contrarian Cabal

As an avid serial devotee, Gentle Reader, you surely spot the menace in that upbeat sign-off. You do, right?

By Nechama Grossman

LifeTakes

This Is Purim

I was deep inside the story of the Megillah, delighting in words I hadn’t focused on for so long

By Aliza Radin

Windows

Dress the Part

Whenever I asked about their childhoods, my siblings gave me a “you had to be there” look. But on Purim I could pretend I knew something about it

By Mindel Kassorla

LifeTakes

Good Mommy, Bad Mommy

Good Mommy coaches her children to use magic words. Bad Mommy trains her children to be mindless, insincere automatons

By Elisheva Appel

Windows

For This Child

My struggles are real, and my history doesn’t invalidate them

By Ella Segal

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