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Organ Donation in Judaism
Does Jewish law permit organ donation? Learn the background to this complex question in this in-depth article.
By Shlomo Minkowitz
Why is There a Purim Katan (Small Purim)?
by Yehuda Shurpin
“You Shall Make for Yourself Twisted Threads” - The Commandment of Tzitzit
Tzitzit is one of the most conspicuous mitzvot observed. What is the purpose of these fringes? What do they signify? Must everyone wear tzitzit?
By Yisroel Dovid Klein
The Mysterious Life and Death of Hur
The story of Hur is one of heroism, tragedy and, ultimately, redemption.
By Levi Avtzon
Making Good Choices When Willpower Fails
The problem is not just that we make a poor choice in the moment, but when we fail in our goals, we fall into the depressing cycle of the “willpower trap” that keeps us locked in failure.
By Hanna Perlberger
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