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Sivan Rahav-Meir is a primetime news anchor with weekly broadcasts on television and radio. Her “Daily Thought” has a huge following on social media, with hundreds of thousands of followers, translated into 17 languages. She has a weekly podcast on Tablet, called "Sivan Says" and has published several books in English. Sivan was recognized by Globes newspaper as Israel’s most popular female media figure and by the Jerusalem Post as one of the 50 most influential Jews worldwide. She lives in Jerusalem with her husband Yedidya and their five children.
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Great loss to Israel and the Yemenite community.
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This weeek's parsha teaches us two pillars of life...
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If we had a Walk of Fame for our nation, there is no doubt that Avraham Avinu would be the first star on it
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Wishing you a great start to a great new year. Shana Tova!
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Wishing that everyone will be remembered for life.
An inspired and inspiring list of "SHOULDS" for Elul--and the whole year
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Sports or Judaism--two top athletes made the right decision
The myth of Narcissus is not a myth at all-127 people have died worshiping their own image.
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The contemporary question,how to balance family and work, is actually a biblical one,addressed by Moses in his subtle rebuke to the tribe of Re'uven.
A gem from the Or HaChaim, one of the greatest Torah commemorated, whose 275th yahrzeit was last week
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The challenge of observing-especially-when understanding is elusive.
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June 26, 2026 
