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We asked you to introduce us to your COVID hero, one of those quiet individuals who moved heaven and earth to lighten your load during this very trying time
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Locusts? Quail? Pheasant? Water buffalo? Of the hundreds of species of kosher animals Noach herded into the Ark, how many of them find their way onto our plates today? Behind the scenes of the “Mesorah Dinner.”

By Ari Greenspan and Ari Z. Zivotofsky

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A gemara regarding the middle letters, words, and verses of the Torah and Tehillim seems simple to understand when studied superficially, but becomes extremely difficult to understand when we closely examine our versions of the Torah and Tehillim.

By Rabbi David Kleiner

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As a young man of twenty, Rabbi Naftali Neuberger, ztz”l, met with Rav Yaakov Yitzchak Ruderman, and so began a “career” of taking responsibility for the world, a passion that would eventually spread light throughout the globe — from Baltimore to Iran, and from Great Neck to Panama.

By Yisroel Besser

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Music is an integral part of Jewish life. Yet professional Jewish music as we know it can be traced back to a handful of professionals who began to make music in an uncharted frontier. Meet the artists who carved the face of modern Jewish music.

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There’s a new phenomenon in the world of publishing today, an aesthetic, masterful revolution that began with a brushstroke and exploded in a flash of talent never glimpsed before. Behind it all is a name, Gadi Pollack. Meet the artist whose creations are keeping kids and adults spellbound.

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Decades after a collection of silver heirlooms was buried, this treasure trove was unearthed, miraculously intact.

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