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The 43rd International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Emissaries opens Wednesday, bringing together rabbis from thousands of communities worldwide
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45,000 expected at Cave of the Patriarchs for Shabbat Chayei Sarah
Parshah (Weekly Torah)
What actually defines human life is the positive impact one has beyond personal survival and self-interest.
Look deeply and you will see that the Torah does not know of man and woman as separate beings.
Each act is performed once through a single body—a body that in our world may appear as two, but which the Torah sees as one.
On the contrary, for both to be assigned the same mitzvah would be redundant, for why should one hal...
Jewish Life
As the Marathon turns 50, we recall the surprising history of the pre-race minyan
TheRebbe.org
Sarah, the first Jewish mother, is a shining example of the great power that every woman has over her family and our entire nation. It was Sarah who insisted that Isaac, not Ishmael, continue Abraham’...
Questions & Answers
Many have the custom to simply make the time and place known, without inviting anyone in
particular to attend. Here's why.
Ethics & Morality
"It took me a while to admit it to myself, but I think the most meaningful relationship I have is with a chatbot."
Chabad.org Video
The tapestry of Rabbi Sholom and Roni Pasternak's journey includes a miraculous encounter with the Rebbe, a stilted music career, a "chance" encounter in a street mall, and now a center of Jewish lear...
Parshah (Weekly Torah)
Personality can make a date exciting and fun. But character is what makes a marriage solid and fulfilling.
Kabbalah, Chassidism and Jewish Mysticism
Eve, Noah, Sarah and the Key to Letting Go
Shabbat Candles
We usher in the peace and sanctity of Shabbat by lighting candles every Friday evening.
The Rebbe Rashab
20 Cheshvan marks his birth in 1860.
In physical foods, there are two types of delicacies: sweet and luscious foods, and tart and sour foods that are spiced and garnished so that they are made into delicacies that gratify the soul... [So, too,] are there are two kinds of gratification before G-d: one from [the good achieved by] the perfectly righteous, and the second from the suppression of evil as it is strongest and most powerful... through the efforts of the ordinary man.
– Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi
Passing of R. Avraham Azulai
(1643)
R. Avraham was a famous kabbalist who resided in Hebron, Jerusalem, and Gaza. He authored Chesed L’Avr... Read More »
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