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Inbox: Issue 1124 – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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A Refreshing Perspective [Perspectives / Issue 1123] I wanted to express how much I appreciated Rabbi Gleiberman’s article, “Finding Hashem in the Gray.” It was thoughtful, beautifully written, and offered a perspective that I found both inspiring and refreshing. As someone from North Woodmere, I especially appreciated seeing an article that encourages us to embrace the complexity of Torah rather than rush through it. The idea that our relationship with Hashem deepens not only through knowing th
Inbox: Issue 1123 – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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Two weeks ago, Eli Paley wrote an excellent opinion piece that demonstrated courage and moral clarity. I was disappointed to see that the responses in the Inbox did not reflect the impact and meaning of the piece, and instead nitpicked certain points, often with unfounded arguments. I suggest going back and doing a careful reading of his article to see why. In particular, I would like to respond to the critic who claimed that Mr. Paley did not have the right to take issue with the Religious Zion
Inbox: Issue 1122 – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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Politics Are Just Hishtadlus [Outlook / Issue 1121] My own perspective on J. D. Vance is that he is an antisemite of the classical Christian type. I was forced to be part of a Christian church as a child, and comments I have heard from Vance are suggestive of what I was exposed to. The basic idea is that the Jews rejected the Christians’ savior and killed him, and are therefore cursed for all time. Vance’s exiled friend, Tucker Carlson, alluded to this libel in trying to attach Israel to Kirk’s
Inbox: Issue 1121 – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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Remembering a Survivor [Inbox / Issue 1120] The recent letter from L. Silver about her father, Mr. Toivya Gruen a”h, one of the 51 boys who were released from the gas chambers, brought back wonderful memories. When I was young, my family and hers knew each other well. Her father was a true tzaddik. After his miraculous survival, Mr. Gruen certainly understood that he had work to do and that Hashem had allowed him to survive, where so many others didn’t, for a reason. Having seen such evil and in
Inbox: Issue 1120 – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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Advocating for Chareidim [Publisher’s Perspective / Issue 1119] I want to thank Mishpacha for printing Eli Paley’s important and eye-opening essay on the impasse between the IDF and the olam haTorah, which has confounded the greatest minds of our people for so many decades. I daven each day that the One Who is oseh shalom bimromav should somehow help us break the deadlock and see the good in each other. Israel is a small boat on a stormy sea and the only way not to capsize is if we pull together
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