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Parsha
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When Less Is More
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The two men were among the privileged few to be granted an audience with the king. At the appointed hour the first man arrived at the palace; but...
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How to Deal With a Challenging Life
by Yosef Y. Jacobson
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The story of the two brothers Menasheh and Ephraim competing over the same blessings fits well with the many cases of sibling rivalry depicted...
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Magazine
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The Trust Gene
by Prof. Yirmiyahu Branover
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How do two people decide to trust one another? What induces people to trust certain people and to be suspicious of others? If the answer to this...
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To See Again
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The Koppells were a traditional Jewish family living in Cincinnati, Ohio. Although the family was not halachically observant, they had a strong...
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Tu B'Shevat: What and How
by Naftali Silberberg
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According to Biblical law, there is a seven year agricultural cycle, concluding with the Sabbatical year. When the Holy Temple stood in Jerusalem...
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Holidays
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A Tree of the Field
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The fifteenth of Shevat, Rosh HaShanah for trees, teaches that to avoid spiritual death a Jew must always remain attached to his source, Torah and...
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Q & A
by Moshe Bogomilsky
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The Torah states "Man is like the tree of the field". The Jewish people have often been compared to different trees. What lesson can man learn from...
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