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Do you know when Shabbat begins and who the Patriarchs are?
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Join us in praying that the returnees quickly recover from the physical and emotional trauma they have suffered.
How will you repair a lost soul?
Blind yourself to its muddy shell.
Dig deeply and deeper yet. Sift through the darkened embers. Search for a spark that still shines.
Fan that spark until a flame appears.
Fall in love with the flame and despise the evil that encrusts it. Until all is consumed in the warmth of tha...
Audio & Video Classes
In this episode: The awesome hats of yesteryear, three distinct holidays that are all called Purim, and the world’s biggest termite.
Questions & Answers
The anniversary of his passing is 20 Tevet.
Parshah (Weekly Torah)
Great revelation comes through great suffering. The greater the toil, the greater the accomplishment.
Jewish History
From kings and High Priests to rabbis and communal leaders, here’s a curious look at the unique ways Jewish inaugurations have been marked throughout history.
Chabad.org Video
Join for an inspirational program filled with reflections and uplifting thoughts to prepare for the special moment of praying at the Rebbe’s resting place. This is the climax of a special Shabbaton wi...
Chabad.org Video
A soul-searching conversation with the woman, who showed the world the beauty of the Jewish dating world.
Know that which is above you: a seeing eye, a listening ear, and all your deeds being inscribed in a book
– Ethics of the Fathers 2:1
Shimon Born
(1567 BCE)
Shimon, the second son of Jacob and Leah and the progenitor of the Israelite tribe of Shimon, was born... Read More »
Purim Ancona
(1690)
On December 23 (21 Teves), 1690, strong earthquakes rattled
the city of Ancona, Italy, causing numerou... Read More »
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