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So I’m a 15F and I got my periods this morning while Kippur start tonight and continue until tomorrow. It mean that I will have…
May you be sealed in the Book of Life! Since the beginning of 2025, I’ve been getting more observant. I’ve been attending a Conservative shul…
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Does anyone have suggestions for a adult level, weekly portion, English book set. My chavrusah and I will finish artscoll English parsha hashavuah and would…
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I just watched with the Pianist with my husband and it got me thinking (adrien brody was amazing), almost all the movies we see are…
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Has anyone ever heard of the custom of an Ashkenazi man who ordinarily doesn’t wear a tallis until married wearing one just for Yom Kippur…
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So I have thick curly hair, and because of this, it can be a little bit tricky to get my kippah to stay on. (I…
There is no doubt that the cultural boycott of Israel will harm not only the fascists, but also good and courageous people. So what? This…
I stumbled upon this compelling piece in r/Hebrew. Mavens of r/Judaism, pray tell: conceptually, how well do you think this image depicts/harmonizes Judaism’s traditional understanding…
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Hi, I did an AMA here before, I am 18 years old and I’m a cheradi breslover from Brooklyn, I just got back from what…
From Scared to Sacred: Healing Our Collective Trauma in the New Year jemerman September 30, 2025 Israel Image: Rabbi Rick Schechter reflects on the effects…