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With Israel and Jews under attack worldwide, you can help strengthen the Jewish people.
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You have reawakened my Jewish identity.
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This is the time for courage, resolve, and to embrace your Jewish identity.
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This isn’t only a war between Israel and Hamas. It’s a war between the forces of good and evil.
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He’s promoting Jewish values too.
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Every Jew is a potential target. Find your courage. This is your moment.
Last week, I never heard your name. This week, I’ve uttered your name numerous times a day in heartfelt prayer.
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We cannot simply go back to living our normal lives. Here are some of our marching orders.
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The crisis in Israel is generating a lot of anxiety. Here’s how to deal with it.
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Yes, even at this devastating time, we can take steps to help us withstand the pain and emerge stronger and more united.
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Tragedies aren’t the time to question your faith; they are the time to implement your faith.
We may be going through the motions of normal life – eating, working, exercising, trying to help – but the collective trauma is affecting us.
It isn’t helping you or anybody else.
This standup sensation turned pain into positivity.
Figure out instead the things you no longer need. Here are the four things I’m letting go of.
Why regret is an essential element to real change.
How to go from bitter to better.
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The goal of Rosh Hashanah is to reveal God’s presence in the world. How do you do that?
You can forgive even without an apology, even if you’re still in pain, and even if you’ll never reconcile with the person who hurt you.
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This Yom Kippur, say it like you mean it.
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Rosh Hashanah is the time to dream. Here’s how.
Choosing life isn’t so obvious. Here’s a practical tool just in time for Rosh Hashanah.
Thought-provoking questions to help you prepare for the High Holidays.
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Preparing for Rosh Hashanah should not be a downer. It’s an auspicious, exciting time for clarity and closeness, grounded in positivity and love.
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In a sea of looming bills and chemo shortages, my CT scan showed that my cancer was largely gone.
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Crippled by tuberculosis and cancer, Boyce Luther Gulley spent his final years building the strange castle – but not for himself.
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Gratitude is a kind of spiritual magnet.
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How to treat a friend who is sick.
Effective tools to reduce your anger and live a happier, more tranquil life.
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Tisha B'Av, a solemn Jewish holiday, is a reminder that joy can be found in even the darkest moments.
My blow-away experience meeting the developmentally disabled young men and women at Camp HASC.
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Overcoming your temptation for unhealthy eating is a key to spiritual growth.
How could I—the hiking queen, hot yoga addict, marathoner, Jazzercise bunny and aerobics instructor—have cancer?
And protect yourself from their dysfunctional behavior.
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My collision shattered my routine existence.
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Your greatest problem can become your greatest solution.
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Over 200,000 people attended his funeral. Who was he and what can you learn from him?
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How the 9th commandment, “Do not testify as a false witness against your neighbor,” is relevant today.
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