Dedicated by Moris and Lillian Tabacinic · In loving memory of Menachem Mendel and Shaindel Tabacinic
The story of the Spies is more than just history. It parallels the current operation in Iran.
The great men who spied out the Land of Canaan returned and reported:
“We cannot go. They are stronger than us.”
They were brave, wise men, hand-picked by Moses. How could they have erred so disastrously?
Because, subconsciously, they never really wanted to leave the spiritual high of the desert for a life of tilling s...
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.
Hear how a former Christian minister married a convert, struggled to raise their Hassidic family, and grew through the mental illness and loss of their son.
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.
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 a single knot I am bound with Him; my soul is united with Him, burns in Him, cleaves to Him.
– Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai on the day of his passing, Lag BaOmer
Jeroboam Barricades Jerusalem
(797 BCE)
After King Solomon's passing in 797 BCE, ten of the twelve tribes of Israel, led by Jeroboam ben Nebat... Read More »
Haman's Decree Counteracted
(357 BCE)
Even after Haman was hanged on the 17th of Nissan of 357 BCE, his evil decree "to destroy, kill and an... Read More »
Passing of R. Yaakov Pollack
(1525)
R. Yaakov Pollack served as rabbi
first in Prague and then in Cracow. In Cracow he established a large... Read More »
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