What Repentance Really Means in Judaism
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The 2026 Winter Olympics are here, and Jewish athletes are bringing the heat (on ice) like never before.
Team USA's men's hockey squad is stacked with Jewish stars making their Olympic debuts: brothers Quinn and Jack Hughes plus goalie Jeremy Swayman.
On the women's side? Aerin Frankel (Team USA's star goalie) and Kayle Osborne (Canada's backup netminder) are ready for action.
And then there's Israel’s historic first-ever Olympic bobsled team, led by the trailblazing Orthodox Jew A.J. Edelman—pushing Jewish sports to new heights.
From alpine slopes to the rink, Jewish pride is gliding strong this winter. As the Mishna teaches: "Who is strong? He who conquers his inclinations" — these athletes conquer gravity, doubt, and the cold every day.
