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Daily Quote
"And the Breastplate shall not budge from the Apron" (Exodus 28:28) -- a person's most sublime spiritual feelings (symbolized by the High Priest's Breastplate, worn over the heart) must form an inseparable continuum with his or her most ordinary actions (represented by the Apron, worn in back, over the lower part of the body)
The Lubavitcher Rebbe
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Eldad & Medad: The Mysterious Prophets
Eldad and Medad are the protagonists of a cryptic episode in the portion of Behaalotecha
By Levi Avtzon
Crisis In Jerusalem
By Menachem Feldman
What Is a Yeshivah?
By Menachem Posner
10 Ways to Get Along With Your New Daughter-in-Law
There are many mothers and daughters-in-law who get along wonderfully. Expect to be one of them
By Rosally Saltsman
When the Nursing Didn’t Flow: Four Things I Learned
It was 4 in the morning, and the whole house was quiet and asleep. I sat alone on a couch in the living room, silently sobbing with a frantic baby in my arms. A few weeks into motherhood found me exhausted, bewildered and unable to breastfeed.
By Chava Green
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