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The same Torah that commands us not to murder, underscores the vital importance of protecting the lives of the innocent, and guides us how and when to fight wars.
Rabbi Yosef Gerlitzky of Tel Aviv shares an on-the-ground update from the Home Front, as well as memories of his time as an emissary of the Rebbe to visit Iran and around the world.
When the spies that Moses sent returned from their reconnaissance of the Land of Canaan, they included in their report these words:
“We felt like ants before them,
and so we were in their eyes.”
Because they felt like ants in their own eyes,
therefore, others saw them as ants as well.
For centuries, Poland was home to the largest and most vibrant Jewish community in the world.
The Torah tells the people of Israel to destroy idols. How about museum pieces that have historical significance?
In today’s episode, we’ve got lion-proof rabbis, a Hollywood legend, and suing the Jews; it’s time for your Jewish week.
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Just 24 hours ago, Iran was a dangerous and bellicose enemy on the cusp of nuclear capability. Today, it is in complete disarray.
While some mark the 26th of Sivan as the yahrzeit of the great Talmudic sage Yonatan ben Uziel, there is little evidence to support this.
42 injured, university hit, but residents find strength and unity through Jewish observance
An often overlooked aspect of the Temple service was the wine libation, known as nesachim.
Those providing essential services are doing so as an act of bravery and are delighted to know that they are not forgotten or taken for granted.
Tell me that it is rational to talk to the Force of Being as though this were your closest confidant. Tell me that it is not absurd to plead with this force to adjust reality more to your liking...
Learn about this amazing initiative, which unites all Jewish people in the shelter of Torah.
Every created entity has a spark of G-dliness within it, a pinpoint of divinity that constitutes its soul. When we utilize something to serve the Creator, we penetrate its shell of mundanity, revealing and realizing its divine essence. Thus we elevate these "sparks", reuniting them with their Source.
– The "Ari", Rabbi Isaac Luria
Miriam Quarantined
(1312 BCE)
Miriam, the elder sister of Moses and Aaron, was afflicted with tzaraat (leprosy)
after speaking negat... Read More »
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