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Why Does the Bride Circle the Groom Seven Times?At the start of the chuppah marriage ceremony, it is customary for the bride to circle the groom... Read More
Escorting the Bride and GroomWhen G-d and the Jewish People were "married" at Mount Sinai, there were two "marriage ushers"... Read More
17 Amazing People Who Beat the Odds to Preserve JudaismTime and time again, it
appeared as if the plucky nation of monotheists would be swallowed up by... Read More
How to Take a Break to Prevent a BreakupWhatever the nature of a conflict, it is not the objective facts that drive it, but our thoughts... Read More
What Does Farblunget Mean?Just as a person may become farblunget during the course of a trip, a soul may blondje in its life... Read More

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Who Was Deborah the Nurse?

Deborah was there because Rebecca was fulfilling a promise she made to Jacob 36 years earlier.

By Levi Avtzon

How to Take a Break to Prevent a Breakup

Whatever the nature of a conflict, it is not the objective facts that drive it, but our thoughts that create the story around it.

By Hanna Perlberger

What Does Farblunget (Farblondjet) Mean?

Just as a person may become farblunget during the course of a trip, a soul may blondje in its life journey on earth.

Why Does the Bride Circle the Groom Seven Times?

At the start of the chuppah marriage ceremony, it is customary for the bride to circle the groom counterclockwise (three or) seven times.

17 Amazing People Who Beat the Odds to Preserve Judaism

Time and time again, it appeared as if the plucky nation of monotheists would be swallowed up by the religion du jour

By Menachem Posner