On the outside Shlomo and Rivka seem like their neighbors. They live in a modest duplex, drive a pair of used Camrys and shop at

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Every so often, a show comes along that takes the world by storm and becomes must-watch television. Usually, these shows are made in English-speaking countries.

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A Jewish family in Rochester, New York began a family tradition six decades ago that has become a world-wide phenomenon. The first Saturday in February

After working for the past three summers as a counselor at Camp Simcha Special, Chai Lifeline’s amazing summer program for children living with chronic illness