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Sep 10, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 10, 2026 · Rabbi Elchonon Oberstein

    Roni Matyas : Paratrooper in the IDF (opens the original)

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    All of us have experiences in life that can be described as “lives well lived.” In truth, there are hundreds of “stories” out there. Think about it – and I do think about it often – every Jew alive today and every observant Jew, especially, is a miracle. We have endured so many centuries of mistreatment that anyone who somehow survived and is now living a Jewish life is a nes, a miracle. From time to time, Rabbi Dovid Katz asks me to profile an interesting person. Those who have lived in Baltimo

  2. Article · Sep 10, 2026 · Rabbi Elchonon Oberstein

    Hakaras Hatov (opens the original)

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    Not long ago, Feigi sent me to Seven Mile Market with a Shabbos shopping list. Unfortunately, I have had great difficulty with mobility recently and find it necessary to use a cane or a walker. A shopping cart is actually very helpful. Unfortunately, however, my left foot is sometimes especially painful around the knee. I later found out that this happened because I was advised to put a pad in my left shoe because that leg foot was a little shorter than the other. This “cure” upset the muscles a

  3. Article · Aug 14, 2026 · Rabbi Elchonon Oberstein

    Zechus Avos : Can The Righteous Impact their Descendants? (opens the original)

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    Recently, I was leafing through Mishpacha magazine. Among the articles was one entitled “Guardians of the City.” It summarized the lives of rabbis who arrived in America when it was still a spiritual wasteland. The article suggests that, during our vacation time, we take a road trip to visit the kevarim of almost forgotten Torah leaders in quaint locations around North America. The first “hidden giant” was Rav Michoel Eliezer Forshlager,1884-1958, who is buried right here in Baltimore’s B’nai Is

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