Here we are sitting in a lounge at the Borgata Hotel in front of a beautiful fireplace looking at the flames and both thinking about

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For more than a decade, the Jewish world has known February by a different name: Jewish Disability Awareness and Inclusion Month (JDAIM). What began as

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This year for yeshiva week, my family and I spent 10 days in the Canary Islands, a dream of mine since my husband and I

This past Chanukah, my daughter and I had the great opportunity to visit Yosemite National Park. We were spending the second half of Chanukah with

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Remember those kids in high school who played music and managed to convince everyone that one day their classmates and teachers would boast that they

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There are many perplexing topics in Judaism and one of them is the role of Satan. Many scholars have been bedeviled by this subject and