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by Rabbi Israel Rubin by Marcy Goldman by Steve Hyatt by Rabbi Dov Ber Pinson The Purim tale is costumed - no mention is made of G-d. by Miriam Sagan by Dr. Martin S. Jaffee Behind the scenes, G-d engineers surprising turns of events. by Miriam Arias by Dr. Wendy Mogel How should parents deal with a child who constantly wants more things? by Yaffa Ganz I'm in Hawaii, He's in Iraq: Why are we Doing This? by Dini Felzenberg Rabbi Captain Shmuel Felzenberg's family is living on an army base in Hawaii while he serves his country in Iraq. by Solly Ganor by Tzvi Binn by Sherri Mandell by Roiza Weinreich by Ted Roberts Contrast Purim of today with Purim of 50 years ago.

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The design of the Hebrew letters is full of meaning. Alef has many lessons to teach.
Miniature, orange glazed challah rolls or sweet spice cake are special Purim treats for all to enjoy.
Walking home from shul one rainy Friday night, the author learns an important lesson.
Some make it to the top, while others do the tedious work, like making hamantashen!
Drawn toward the mitzvah of mikvah, the author describes her personal experience.
Dressed in black and white, Chassidic men look the same - or don't they?
A ten-year-old girl learns an important Purim lesson.
A joyous time for everyone, Purim has special mitzvot and customs.
A day of great joy, a day of terrible pain. Is it possible to come to terms?
The inmates of Dachau experienced their own Purim miracle.
One small deed can have amazing repercussions in the years to come.
A bereaved mother remembers her dear son when Purim comes around.
A young couple follows their Rabbi's advice and miraculously survive the tsunami.
Tips on how to make Purim day even more meaningful.
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