יום שלישי, כ״ב תמוז תשפ״וTuesday, July 7, 2026
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By Vera Kessler
Rebbetzin Natalie Ciner of Beth Jacob Congregation of Irvine, California.
By Vera Kessler
Rebbetzin Rochel Goldbaum gives us the key to a happy marriage--delight in your differences.
By Vera Kessler
Rebbetzin Chana Deutsch, a member of the World Mizrachi Speakers Bureau, is a relationships expert and mentor.
By Vera Kessler
Rebbetzin Shterna Althaus is lives in Sydney, Australia, where she teaches bridal classes, marital and intimacy classes, parenting groups, and bat mitzvah lessons.
By Vera Kessler
Sarah answers some really tough questions about marriage in this interview.
By Vera Kessler
Chana Weisberg is the editor of TheJewishWoman.org, the author of six books, and a speaker for My Gift of Mikvah.
By Vera Kessler
Rebbetzin Tamar Taback is the founder of the Nexus School for Transformational Torah.
By Vera Kessler
Rebbetzin Rivka Slatkin teaches couples how to stop fighting and how to make their marriage stronger.
By Vera Kessler
Rebbetzin Devora Boroosan emphasizes that women need to take care of themselves so that they can better connect with their husbands.
By Vera Kessler
Rebbetzin Rochel Goldbaum gives us the key to a happy marriage--delight in your differences. Hashem (G-d) made you and your spouse different from each other for a reason.
By Vera Kessler
Rebbetzin Gitty Epstein gives us practical and very doable tips on how to "set the emotional temperature in our home," focus on the positive aspects of both your husband and your children, and see your husband through Eyes of Respect (very important!) Your husband is who he is because of you, and he will grow and change and become who he is meant to become because of you.
By Vera Kessler
Marital intimacy brings us an abundance of blessings! Rebbetzin Goldie Plotkin explains all that and more!
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Rebbetzin, I have seen families where cousins, aunts and uncles are not even invited to one another’s weddings.
By Batya Jacobs
Rav Ezriel Tauber says that a husband and wife are like two rough diamonds. A rough diamond can become a priceless, pure jewel, but only if another diamond is used to remove the impurities. So HaKadosh Boruch Hu puts together two perfectly matched rough diamonds. He makes sure that they have their little differences. The friction from these differences scrapes away at their impurities so they gradually become multi-faceted, pure, shining jewels.
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