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Raizy Fried is author and speaker focused on empowering women and fostering personal growth. Outwardly successful, with a great marriage and growing business, she felt empty and cold. When she discove...
Tolerance doesn’t care. Tolerance just looks the other way and goes about its own business. Tolerance is Indifferent.
Caring is blind—the kind of caring that cares for everybody, no matter who they are, but doesn’t allow them to step outside the path your caring believes to be good for them. Caring can suffocate.
And th...
The plain reading of the relevant verses suggests this; however, there is debate about what actually occurred.
In any one space, at any one time, endless worlds of perception coincide.
On the 10th of Kislev, the second Rebbe of Chabad, Rabbi DovBer, was liberated from prison.
Learn about an ancient Jewish community that lives on in Israel, the U.S. and elsewhere.
Will we stand up against this vile hatred? Or will we look away until the flames reach all of us?
How many times over the past 13 months have we asked: “How much more?” How much more do we have to cry?
What is the significance of Jacob's names? If Israel is so special, why keep Jacob?
Join us as we sit down with Rabbi Eliezer Shemtov, Chabad emissary to Uruguay, to discuss the difficult question of love vs. faith.
"Mitzvah" is related to the word "tzavta," which means "joining" and "attachment": by performing a mitzvah, a person is joined to the essence of G-d, who issues that particular command. Thus "The reward of a mitzvah is the mitzvah"--being joined with the essence of the Infinite is itself the deed's reward.
– Hayom Yom, Cheshvan 8
Yahrtzeit of Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Kazen
(1998)
Kislev 12 is the yahrtzeit (date of the passing) of Chabad.org's founding director, Rabbi Yosef Yitzch... Read More »
Passing of R. Shlomo Luria
(1573)
R. Shlomo Luria, known by his acronym Maharshal, was an eminent scholar in sixteenth-century Poland. H... Read More »
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