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    • Things get complicated between Amir and his ex-wife; Reut won’t take no for an answer from a reluctant Torah reading tutor; Nati reconnects with an old flame, causing Yifat to rethink her feelings, but will a terrible mistake be made?

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    Srugim 23. Season 2 Episode 8. Hodaya takes a major leap, Amir and Yifat get in their biggest fight to date, Nati is learning how to deal with his Dad, and Reut and Roi are stilling figuring things out. This is our Mid-season finale!

    The Salon 16. Jewish women discuss: gender segregation in Israel; “stuff” girls say viral videos; why American women are being left out of Jewish public life; Roe v. Wade 39 years later, and more! With Gaby Dunn, Nancy Kaufman, and Jennifer Mizrahi. Hosted by Jane Eisner and Rachel Sklar.