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Windfall - Mishpacha Magazine

2 weeks ago | mishpacha.com | Cindy Scarr

I spent my childhood and young adulthood scrimping and saving. But then, everything changed As told to Shoshana GrossIbabysat the world. At least, that’s what it felt like. Evenings through high school consisted of a hasty supper and racing to different houses in the neighborhood.
Soul Choice - Mishpacha Magazine

2 weeks ago | mishpacha.com | Cindy Scarr

There’s nothing that casts as much light as a Jewish soul aflamePeople find all sorts of interesting ways to relax. One of mine is tracking what outreach pioneer Rabbi Shlomo Raanan is up to via his status.
A Life-Changing Night

2 weeks ago | mishpacha.com | Cindy Scarr

I was not only humbled by what I experienced — I was also greatly enviousIT has now been more than 15 years since I, along with most of Klal Yisrael, was introduced to the new concept of Shas Yidden. I had heard and read about it but had no direct personal exposure to this incredible phenomenon. That changed when my beloved nephew, the young gaon Reb Tzvi Rudinsky, joined one of the first kollelim affiliated with this new movement in Klal Yisrael and I was able to evaluate his accomplishments.
The Real Kerestir

2 weeks ago | mishpacha.com | Cindy Scarr

In the case of Reb Shayale, we don’t have to wonder what to do, because he made it clearIt’s that time of year. The 3rd of Iyar. The yahrtzeit of the Rebbe, Reb Shayale of Kerestir. Rav Yeshaya ben Rav Moshe. To different people, this means different things. Some travel to daven at his kever, while others stay local, honoring his legacy by providing food for other Yidden, just as he taught.
Educating for Terror

2 weeks ago | mishpacha.com | Cindy Scarr

“There is truly no bottom to the barrel of terrorism”IN“Grim Lessons from Phase One of the Israel-Hamas Hostage Deal,” the Hoover Institute’s Peter Berkowitz discusses a new book by Eyal Tsir-Cohen, a former member of Israel’s negotiating team with Hamas: The Untold Story: How We Lost in the Negotiations Despite the Military Victory in Gaza.
No Regrets - Mishpacha Magazine

2 weeks ago | mishpacha.com | Cindy Scarr

“Anti-Semitism hasn’t disappeared. It’s just taken on a new form. Today it hides under the guise of ‘criticism of Israel,’ but it’s the same old poison” Photos: AP Images, Government Press Office By Yisrael Yoskowitz, Vienna Austria’s former chancellor Karl Nehammer sticks to his principles even when they conflict with the popular political culture. While the EU was still formulating a lukewarm response after the October 7 massacre, Nehammer was Europe’s first unequivocal voice in Israel’s defense.
Full House - Mishpacha Magazine

2 weeks ago | mishpacha.com | Cindy Scarr

100 years after Rav Shayale's passing, the blessings of his home flow againFrom devoted chassidim to lost souls, everyone was welcome in Reb Shayale’s home in the Hungarian village of Kerestir, where there was a never-ending supply of food, miracles, and salvations. When Reb Shayale passed away 100 years ago, he said the blessings would continue as long as the chesed did.
Empty Nest, New Address

2 weeks ago | mishpacha.com | Cindy Scarr

What’s it like to relocate once your children have left home? Moving is widely considered one of life’s most stressful events. It’s physically demanding, requiring one to sort through possessions in order to decide what stays and what goes. Leaving a beloved home also takes an emotional toll. Then there’s the anxiety of adjusting to a new place. Now consider how someone feels moving later in life, from the place they spent years raising their family.
The Art of the Deal Meets the Persian Bazaar

2 weeks ago | mishpacha.com | Cindy Scarr

At the US-Iran nuclear talksThe young Trump-47 administration has already brought no shortage of surprises. One that caught even many of its supporters off guard was a head-first plunge into talks with Iran in search of yet another diplomatic solution to its nuclear program.
Clueless - Mishpacha Magazine

2 weeks ago | mishpacha.com | Cindy Scarr

If she was calling now, it would have to be about Dassi and Meira, who were safely ensconced in campIwish I could say I sprang to my daughter’s defense and expressed outrage at the injustice. I wish I could say I spoke out in the moment — with astonishment in my voice and pain in my heart. But it’s been over a decade since that call, and I honestly can’t remember what I said. What I can remember, when I go back in time, is the hurt and the painful feelings of betrayal at that time.