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Erev Tov My question: I live in Miami and I am waiting for my residence that can take more than 2 years. I met my zivug. He is from Israel. He is a US citizen and lives in Miami too. He wants to marry in Eretz Israel because his mother who lives there is 90 years old, it is a high risk if she travels because her heart and his whole family lives also there. I cannot leave the United States at least in case we marry by the civil law before and wait between 3 and 6 months to obtain a permit to travel and marry by the jupa there. If we get married by law here, we have to live together because the immigration office investigates outsiders who marry US citizens, to find out if they are fake or real. I know that civil marriage is only halfway to the real marriage that is jupa ... I love HaShem and I want to do the right thing, but I don't want to disappoint my boyfriend asking him to marry me here. and getting married in Israel is also my dream. what should I to do? Todah Rabah ve brajot

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What does Judaism teach about the importance of friendship as opposed to concentrating on living one’s own life “as an island”?

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In Confucianism, obeying one's parents is very important. Throughout history, Northeast Asian goverments had rewarded the people who obey one's parents well. I also heard that obeying one's own parents is an important mitzvah in Judaism too. What should I do to obey my parents according to Torah?