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			High Holiday Guide Important information about Rosh Hashana, Yom Kippur and Sukkot. The High Holiday Detour by Tzvi Jacobs After five years of riding the "freedom roller coaster," the author found himself back in yeshiva once again. The Lowdown on the High Holidays Adapted by Rabbi Y. Y. Jacobson from a talk given by the Lubavitcher Rebbe, this article discusses the Jewish approach between purity and immorality. All Wet But Not Dampened by Steve Hyatt There are Torah lessons to be learned from wet challah and soggy kugel in a leaky Sukkah. A Place Called Sosua by Irv Cohen A small island in the Dominican Republic was a haven for over 700 Jews during World War II. The Kabbalah Within Chess Adapted by Rabbi Simon Jacobson The game of chess can be looked at as a metaphor in the battle of life. Moving Up by Miriam Karp “Nefesh B’Nefesh”-Jewish Souls United - is a privately funded organization that is revitalizing Western aliyah. The True Fish Story The secret behind Maftir Yonah's priveleged status. The Anti-Religious Taxidriver by Rabbi M. Bunir Only in Israel can an anti-religious Sabra demonstrates his love for Torah. Are You a Survivor? by Rabbi Mendel Kaplan Jews have survived thousands of years of oppression - yet are we 'survivors?' For the previous year's Rosh Hashana articles, click here >>>
Cold Soup by Manis Friedman Jews have a unique relationship with G-d. The High Holiday Hotline Welcome to the Repentance Hotline! Don't hang up - keep trying! A Night Out in Jerusalem by Naomi Ragen On August 19, 2003, the pleasant atmosphere in a Jerusalem restaurant was suddenly shattered. Honey Laced Desserts by Marcy Goldman Try these delicious honey-laced dessert recipes for Rosh Hashana. Your family will surely enjoy! Ascending to Safed by M. Driker Enchanting and historic, Safed ('Tzfat' in Hebrew) has alot to offer tourists. Koufax and Yom Kippur by Sandor Slomovitz On October 6, 1965, Sandy Koufax, the overpowering lefty for the Los Angeles Dodgers, did not pitch in the first game of the World Series against the Minnesota Twins because it fell on Yom Kippur. The Few and the Proud by Mikhail Ekshtut The lessons of being a Marine in the U.S. Army helped the author become Jewishly observant. Coping With Tragedy by Steven Greenbaum After losing his wife of 15 months in the Jerusem bombing at a Sbarro restaurant, Greenbaum found a way to fight terrorism. Real Life Values by Sue Fishkoff Author of 'The Rebbe's Army,' Fishkoff writes about small incident that encapsulates Lubavitch's love and caring for a fellow Jew. A Divine Candle by Dani Laufer A high school student describes his feelings about his family's aliyah to Israel.