Tabby Refael is a weekly columnist at various esteemed publications. She focuses on a range of topics including politics, public policy, and social interest, with particular attention to energy and mining issues. Tabby's insightful work has been featured in The Jewish Star, Jewish Journal, Cleveland Jewish Publication Company, and Jerusalem Post.
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Tabby Refael's articles focus on culture, society, and entertainment news with a strong emphasis on expert commentary. If you are considering reaching out to her, providing insightful expert perspectives related to cultural or societal issues would likely resonate well.
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By: Tabby Refael
Ensuring that children and teens have healthier relationships with phones begins with critical parental modeling.
I have always believed that Jewish fathers are often an overlooked, but generally wonderful bunch who, for various reasons, can be overshadowed by the colorful heroines known as Jewish mothers.
The following is a work of satire, and the fifth part in “The Satan Series.”
Iranians can handle democracy. In fact, they yearn for it and are desperately watching every Israeli strike as if their entire free fate depends on it. And it does.
By: Tabby Refael
Want to know the fastest way to be ridiculed on the internet this week? Try writing a column explicitly declaring that you're renewing your metaphoric marriage vows with the United States of America.
Democratic leaders can't just blame their voters for this decline. They must take some responsibility.
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