Advice July 21, 2026

Collegiality In Plastic Surgery And Beyond: A Rising Tide Lifts All Boats

Medicine is often portrayed as intensely competitive. Admission to medical school, surgical residency, fellowships, academic appointments, publications, and leadership positions...

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Torah July 21, 2026

V’etchanan: It Will Not Help Them!

Menachem Ussishkin, z’l, Secretary of the First Zionist Congress, was the head of the Jewish National Fund and one of the...

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Torah July 21, 2026

Our Need For Personal Growth

Our recent articles have explored our perspective on the world and our collective mission. We now commence a new series,...

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Torah July 21, 2026

Behind The Curtain

In his final address to the Jewish people, Moshe repeatedly warns against the lure of the pagan cultures awaiting us...

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Advice July 21, 2026

Sacrificing Control for Security: Irrevocable Trusts and State-Specific Asset Protection 

Previously, we discussed the flexibility of the Revocable Living Trust (RLT) and its power to avoid probate. This week, we...

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Advice July 21, 2026

Social Security at 62, 67, or 70? How to Choose the Right Time

Letting fruit ripen a little longer on the branch before picking it can mean more size, more sweetness, more value...

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Uncategorized Food July 21, 2026

Manischewitz® Showcases New Homemade Soup Line, Frozen Babka & Rugelach

For more than 135 years, Manischewitz® has been more than a food brand—it has been a cherished part of American...

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Torah July 21, 2026

OU National Shatnez Conference Strengthens Standards and Collaboration in Shatnez Testing

It’s a process most people barely think about when dropping off suits, sweaters, coats, or even tablecloths at a shatnez laboratory. Yet...

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Torah July 21, 2026

A Touro Summer Adventure: When In Rome, Learn Jewish History

A Touro Summer Adventure in Rome For more than two millennia, the Jewish community of Rome has endured, leaving its...

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Torah July 21, 2026

Who Must Bear The Blame?

Please do not feign ignorance as if you do not know about the ten plagues in Egypt that happened a...

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Torah July 21, 2026

Double Sin, Double Comfort

By Rabbi Zev Leff They sinned doubly, as it says, “Cheit chatah Yerushalayim, Yerushalayim has sinned a sin.” And they...

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Advice July 17, 2026

Who Deserves The First Response?

In my recent series on boundaries, values, and limit setting, I addressed the importance of raising children to accept and...

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5TJT Podcast July 16, 2026

Missing Persons, Emergencies & Midnight Calls: The Men Behind RNSP Shomrim | Between The Lines Ep.43

In this episode, Larry and Esta Gordon sit down with Sholem and Shmueli, Chiefs of the Rockaway-Nassau Safety Patrol (RNSP)...

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From the Editor July 15, 2026

A Lower World

It’s a deep philosophical question that we usually don’t devote too much time to. No, it’s not about where you...

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Heard In The Bagel Store July 15, 2026

That Week

This is the week on our annual calendar that is very different from all the other weeks. And it’s always...

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Inside Out July 15, 2026

The Happy Eichah

Rabbi Chaim Zimmerman of Skokie, Illinois, a nephew of Reb Boruch Ber Leibowitz of Kaminetz and one of the Torah...

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Torah July 15, 2026

Tourist or Spy? The Eyes Through Which We See the World

What if the same eyes that keep us safe at the airport can quietly make us dangerous everywhere else? The...

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Home July 15, 2026

I Was Supposed To Have A Baby

Aimee Baron MD, FAAP During the years when my life seemed to be measured in pregnancies and losses, I stopped...

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