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When we learn parshas Noach, we focus primarily on the Dor HaMabul, the Generation of the Flood. The Teivah and its inhabitants, a destroyed world and its lessons, make for a highly impactful account.
By the time we reach the final aliyah, with its few short pesukim relating the story of the Tower of Bavel, built by the Dor Haflagah, the G...
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My 12-year-old daughter really struggles in school. She was happy and well behaved all summer, but now that she’s back in the classroom her old poor behavior has returned. She comes home in a bad mood and bothers her siblings by provoking and physically hurting them. Anything I say to her (“Can you please help set the table?”) rubs her the wrong...
Years ago, I had the zechus of moderating a panel featuring two great men, talmidei chachamim who have found room in their lives and hearts for the concerns of others.
The questions were raw and honest, and one of them dealt with the ascension of wealthy people to the role of influencers, and the claim that frum magazines elevated them by featuring...
Since my daughter got a kosher phone on her 16th birthday, I’ve noticed a huge difference in her personality. She’s broody, talks a ton on the phone until really late, is in her room a lot, and is less communicative with me and the rest of the family. When I tried to talk to her about it, she just shuts me down. I’m really worried. Can you tell me how to approach ...
As age increases, other numbers have a strange way of shrinking. When you were a child, being offered ten dollars made you feel like a millionaire. Today, a hundred dollars barely begins to make a dent in an electric bill. Back then, being told you would see someone “next year” felt like an eternity; today, the years seem to fly by before we can even account for them.
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