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Everyone has been talking about the tragic bridge collapse in Baltimore. But there is also another bridge which came down—the remarkable story of Joe Lieberman, the Shabbat-observant Senator who blazed a Jewish trail in the US Government.
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When a group of Yeshivah boys were feeling discriminated against, the Rebbe taught them that G-d always repays His debts.
Why are Jews enthusiastic about their traditions, but less so about living in their homeland? Turns out, this attitude goes a long way back.
The speech at the Oscars was difficult to hear, but not shocking if you know Jewish history.
Do you need to be told everything, or do you understand what to do on your own? Betzalel’s behavior might be illuminating.
The lesson the half-shekel can teach us about our commitment to Judaism.
Which Jewish leaders were wealthy and wise? And why didn’t Moses pay for the whole Mishkan if he could afford it?
It's hard to be a hero, but it's easier when you do it “on a limited basis”.
Who is missing from the Torah’s narrative this week, and how does that reflect on Israeli soldiers?
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