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Art of the Heal – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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Yossi and Chaim Geisler of Monsey had always been close growing up, sharing a room, bikes, and friends. Years passed, and the brothers’ interests diverged. Yossi stayed in yeshivah, then married and joined a kollel. Chaim followed their father into real estate investment and did very well. At Chaim’s chasunah, no one danced harder than Yossi. Chaim was able to buy a home immediately, while Yossi still lived in a rental with his wife, Miriam, and their two children. Their wives bonded over the br
Vayishlach Yaakov Malachim – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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When five rebbes and a rosh yeshivah walk into an Oval Office, it’s no joke. Since the days of Rebbi and Antoninus, gedolim have budgeted from their precious time for political leaders and figures of power. Even if he meant it as just a photo op… it’s significant that 50 years of presidents before him didn’t think it was worth one. Coming days before the True Melech grants us all a yechidus, we can stay focused on priorities. Our website uses cookies to enable proper operation, improve the user
Growing Pains – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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What happens when a growing Orthodox Jewish population gets big enough to redefine a town that wasn’t looking for change? The frum kehillah in Jackson Township, New Jersey, is a community in transition struggling to adjust to its new reality — but maybe it’s found a path forward Until recently, on an average Tuesday evening in Jackson Township, New Jersey, the business of municipal government at the local council meeting was all but drowned out by anger and booing. Residents packed the council c
Bus Stop – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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A range of emotions exploded across Lakewood when it was abruptly announced, less than two weeks before the start of school bus service, that costs for many parents would almost triple, due to a loss of state funding. They would now have to pay nearly $1,000 per year for each child. Frustration quickly dissolved into finger-pointing, followed by fear: Whose fault is this? And what’s going to get cut next? Here’s a map of what happened and what can still happen. 1: New Jersey provides state aid t
Qatar Chords – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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Rabbi Mendy Chitrik, chief rabbi of Istanbul’s Ashkenazic community and chairman of the Alliance of Rabbis in Islamic States (ARIS), was part of a group that paid a most unusual condolence call a week ago Monday. The official purpose of the visit was to pay respects to the emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, on the passing of his father, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani. The delegation included Rabbi Chitrik; his son Rabbi Eli Chitrik, chief rabbi of Qatar; Rabbi Yehuda Gerami, chie
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