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‘I Think I Can’: Rabbi Akiva and the Power to Believe
I know it gives them strength. I certainly know it gives me strength. But what exactly is the strength that we tap into by saying, “G‑d willing, you can; I can?”
By Elana Mizrahi
Why the Bow and Arrow on Lag BaOmer?
Why do we play with a bow and arrow on the Jewish holiday of Lag BaOmer?
By Yehuda Shurpin
Love Distorted
The night their father left town, his sons reminisced about their shared childhood, and the messages stressed in their home...
By Esther Scharf
10 Jubilee Facts to Know
The Yovel (Jubilee) year took place every 50 years. The fields were left fallow, slaves were freed, and land was returned.
By Levi Avtzon
13 Ideas to Help Avoid Conflict
Our sages tell us that peace is the greatest blessing, and that it’s what G‑d wants most for and from us.
By Rosally Saltsman
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