HeyJaredRabbi Emanuel Feldman
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Longevity — Then What? – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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One recent book, not content with mere long life, deals with living forever. To read all the recent books on the subject would require several long lifetimes of one’s own. The real question is this: If we ever attained true longevity, and the age 90 would be like today’s age 50, what would we do with those extra years? More incisively: Everyone wants to live longer, but why? This is a question we rarely think about, because living is, well, a fact of life, a simple hard, irreducible given. Every
Tiny Acorns and Towering Oaks, Tiny Commitments and Towering Mitzvos – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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It was a vexatious week; nothing very serious or dramatic, thank G-d, but definitely irritating. First, my entire email system went down for several days, and no techie was able at first to fix it. Then my regular phone lost its volume. Enough? No. The doorknob fell off one of my doors, and I was unable to put it back. Then one of my two hearing aids went completely dead, followed by my misplacing my dependable ballpoint pen. ( My eyeglasses are so far intact, but I am keeping a steady eye on th
Mamdani or Netanyahu? Your Choice – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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New York City mayor Mamdani’s recent call for the arrest of prime minister Netanyahu when he visits NYC calls to mind New York’s recent election. Unbelievably, 33 percent of New York City Jews voted for Mamdani for mayor, despite the fact that he has called Israel an apartheid state, refused to condemn October 7, and surrounds himself with avowed antisemites. On the Upper West Side, which is heavily Jewish and liberal, over 50 percent of Jewish votes went for him. By contrast, in Brooklyn’s Boro
Fun and Me vs. Thee – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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If you were asked to summarize, in one word, your hopes and plans for the next chapter in your life, what might your answer be? Reading? Torah learning? Study? Some people live a blessed life, some a G-dly life, or a sanctified life, or a fun-filled life, or a giving life. More power to them. But what we really long for is a punctuated life. Travel? Academia? Charity? Teaching? Writing? Exploring? Thinking? Vacationing? Business? Playing? Politics? Fun? Self-fulfillment? The former leader of the
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