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  Exemption Lists: Harmless Fantasy or Seeds of Betrayal?

  By sarah on February 28, 2013

  Written by Sarah Tuttle Singer and Hugo Schwyzer. Sarah is the social media director for Times of Israel and a long-time author of satire and...

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  Censorship, Deceit and Values

  By editor on January 3, 2013

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  Deborah and Aviva, Part I

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  Written by Dirty Di.  For more writing by Dirty Di, check out Astray. ‘Yes boss, I’m on the mic I’ll try to give you what...

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  Making A Very Long Story Merely Long

  By jewrotica on December 24, 2012

  Written by Anonymous Relaxing after a long day of work, she flopped down onto her bed, perusing the internet on her laptop as she did...

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  Astray

  By Dirty Di on October 30, 2012

  Written by Dirty Di.  Di is a first-time Jewrotica writer.  When he arrived in the country for the first time he was happily married and...

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  Kiruv

  By Shayna on October 29, 2012

  Written by Shayna Abramson. To read Shayna’s essay on the the practice of shomer negiah within the Orthodox Jewish community, check out her article in...

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