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Where Is the Unity? – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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Ideally, Succos should be a time of unity among the Jewish People, as we see from multiple sources. On the 15th of Tishrei, the Clouds of Glory returned, after the Sin of the Golden Calf. And on that day, construction of the Mishkan, the dwelling place of the Shechinah, commenced. The building of the Mishkan presupposed unity among the Jewish People, for only when that unity exists does the Shechinah dwell among us. But when there is constant strife among the Jewish People, Hashem is disgusted w
Who Is the Real Racist? – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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I first heard of Jason Arday, the youngest black full professor in the history of Britain’s storied Cambridge University, a little less than a month ago. Approximately a week later, on August 5, Cambridge announced that it was opening an investigation into charges that Arday had plagiarized much of his PhD thesis. A few hours later, Arday resigned his professorship, in a letter later determined to have been produced by AI. Nine days after that, Arday (presumably) committed suicide. As rapid as h
Taking the Driver’s Seat in Elul – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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If memory serves, I have written numerous columns on the importance of Elul as a period of preparation for the Yamim Noraim. Unfortunately, many of those columns have come late in the day and borne titles like “Where Has Elul Gone?” — a reflection of the fact that their author too does not always awaken with the first blasts of the shofar. So, this year, I’d like to get my Elul column out earlier, albeit still not early enough. For Elul is not just a period of time during which we have the oppor
Money Can’t Buy Electoral Success – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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In the fall of 1970, I spent four or five days, together with about twenty other University of Chicago students, canvassing in the ghetto of Indianapolis on behalf of incumbent Democrat senator Vance Hartke. We went house to house, introducing ourselves to the residents and asking them whether they needed any help getting to the polls on election day. On election day, we returned to every residence we had visited to find out whether the inhabitants had voted yet and to ensure that they did so if
Return to Lita: Part II – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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I suspect that more than a few readers wondered why I devoted so much space last week to a five-day trip with my son and grandson to Vilna, Kovno, Riga, and Warsaw (other than the desire to put it all down for the children and grandchildren who weren’t with us.) For many, listening to detailed accounts of others’ vacations is roughly akin to listening to a vegan friend describe their diet and its benefits for the sixth time. If there was a point, I would say it was this: Know that for a fraction
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