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▪ Fence separates haredi, secular Jerusalem kids
▪ The Case Against the Sheitel
▪ Number of yeshiva students plummets
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▪ Rabbi Calls For Dismissal of Rosh Yeshiva After Wedding Fiasco
▪ The Japan Song
▪ SALT Friday
▪ Cholent Emerges as “Hottest” Kosher Food
▪ Halacha’s Moment of Truth
▪ Lord Sacks joins Dalai Lama as faith prize winner
▪ When Two Great Men Meet
▪ Intertwined
▪ Pope exonerates Jews for Jesus’ death in new book
▪ The Virtuoso of Judaism
▪ SALT Thursday
▪ Marking A Centennial And Worrying About The Future
▪ Don’t Make Summer Programs ‘Luxury Items’
▪ R. Gilbert Klaperman: Celebrating 90 Years
▪ NJ towns ‘emerge’ as havens for Orthodox life
▪ What the Civil War Meant for American Jews
▪ Rabbi Dichovsky appointed director of rabbinic courts
▪ SALT Wednesday
▪ The problem with religious politics
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▪ Pedaling Rabbi hits the Georgia roads to Jewish fellowship
▪ The Jews of Libya
▪ Orthodox grapple with ubiquity of Internet
▪ Zionism 2.0: Kibbutz volunteer work lives on in the 21st century
▪ Remembering Influential Orthodox Songwriter Moshe Yess
▪ Free E-Book: The Selected Poems of Yehuda Halevi
▪ Lesbian Stern Student: For Me there are No Answers
▪ Were Jap Jokes a Justification for Intermarriage?
▪ SALT Tuesday
▪ Helping rabbis set boundaries amid pressures
▪ Opening the Shabbos lock
▪ Plug-and-Play Judaism
▪ The Cultural Jew Within
▪ Civil Procedure and Sabbath Observance
▪ Israel’s Renewed Interest in a Rediscovered Ancient Color
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