Dedicated by Moris and Lillian Tabacinic · In loving memory of Menachem Mendel and Shaindel Tabacinic
Tamar is a popular Jewish girl’s name meaning “date” or “date palm”—one of the seven special species Israel is renowned for.
Once you have found the meaning of life, will there be enough life left to live meaningfully?
Better to live life as meaningfully as you know how, and find more meaning as you go along. You will gain, and so will those you influence.
From a letter to a teacher who wanted to take off time from teaching to find the me...
These meditations are culled and adapted from Hayom Yom, a collection of pithy teachings, aphorisms, and letters by the Sixth Rebbe.
The release of Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneerson from Soviet Russia was more than a victory for an individual. The approach which proved to be successful in lobbying the Soviets to agree to his release...
Is legislation that ties programs like SNAP and Medicaid to work requirements consistent with Jewish law?
An excerpt from the forthcoming biography of the Previous Rebbe, “Undaunted” by David Eliezrie.
Rabbi Danny Yiftach was among hundreds of Persian Jewish children airlifted by Chabad to safety. Today he serves the Persian Jewish community in California and back in Iran.
Through a partnership with Niagara Falls State Park, Chabad operates a unique Mitzvah Tank that brings Jewish warmth directly to the center of the attraction.
Built a statewide network of Jewish life during his 65 years of service, brought hundreds of Chabad emissaries to the Sunshine State
Over 80 people have been killed; Rabbi Yossi and Malkie Marrus are leading the community response
Attack on East Melbourne's oldest synagogue marks latest in string of antisemitic incidents across Australia
In today’s episode, we’ve got quipping at psychopaths, selling a town, and a five-day rant about art; it’s time for your Jewish week.
Every additional child brings increased blessing to the family and serves as a channel of sustenance from Above.
– The Rebbe
Fast of 17 Tammuz Ends:
Jews of Schaffhausen (Switzerland) Burned at the Stake
(1401)
After the postilion (coach driver) of the governor killed
the four-year-old son of a councilor, charge... Read More »
Passing of Rabbi Yosef Trani
(1639)
Rabbi Yosef Trani, known as the Maharit (1568-1639), was born
in Safed and married a descendant of Rab... Read More »
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