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Join Rabbi YY Jacobson to learn the Rebbe’s birthday Maamr in honor of the 11th of Nissan.

Learn the daily portion of Rambam’s Mishneh Torah, 3 chapters a day, with Rabbi Avraham Zajac, a renowned Talmudic scholar and master teacher.

Individualised education and the Haggadah.

The power of sleep and the mistake the Jewish Nation made before the giving of the Torah.

Filmed during the Russia-Ukraine War's opening days, this documentary tells the story of how the women and children of Chabad Odesa miraculously escaped the invasion to the safety of Berlin. The film features firsthand stories and footage from refugees, Chabad Rabbis, and the ordinary people who put their lives on pause to help their brothers and sisters in need. Experience the war in Ukraine through the eyes of individuals living through it—beyond what you see on the news. This film was produced by the Ukraine Jewish Relief Desk at Merkos 302

In this lesson, we learn the definition of the mitzvah of Tzedakah and the nuances involved in performing the mitzvah. We learn why giving Tzedakah is so important and how it is that this act has the power to change our destinies. Through stories about the rewards and merits of Tzedakah, we understand the true power of the act of giving.

How censorship and corrupted manuscripts changed the prayers found in Mishneh Toah

Successfully forming connections with others and creating genuine friendships depends on our approach to relationships and how we view one another. According to Judaism, fostering friendships relies on respect and connection. In this lesson, we will understand the human need for connection and warmth and learn how vulnerability is the key to forging the foundation of a true friendship.

By Rabbi Zalman Moshe Abraham

Watch a visual presentation on the Beit HaMikdash (Holy Temple), the center of our nation and the place where we were closest to G-d. This webcast provides a general overview of the Temple’s magnificent structure and the awesome experience one encountered.

Join the online camp for kids; there’ll be stories, videos, quizzes, games and more. Learn about the Churban (the destruction of the Beis HaMikdash) and how we can bring Moshiach!

Is it appropriate to ask for personal needs on Rosh Hashanah? It seems to contradict the spirit of the day, where the focus is on our dedication and devotion to G-d as our king. This class will illuminate the very nature of prayer. (Based on Likkutei Sichos vol. 19)

How Rosh Hashanah is both a day of Judgment and a Festival.

Every seven years, on the holiday of Sukkot, every single Jew would gather in Jerusalem and listen to the king read from the Torah. Why was this so special and how is it relevant today?

There are times when we need to confront someone or something. Here is how to properly prepare for a successful outcome.

A delicious way to serve fresh fruit…

The verse states: “Man was born to toil.” Work gives man the opportunity to “partner with G-d in the act of Creation.” The Talmud asks: Exactly what kind of “toil” was man created for?

The very first command of the Torah is: “Be fruitful and multiply.” Rashi explains: You might think that having one child is already being “fruitful,” so Torah adds “and multiply.” And to remove all doubt, the verse continues, “fill the earth and conquer it.”

Chassidism teaches that the verse, “And Jacob went on his way…” represents the mission of every Jew as he goes back into the world after Tishrei.

A Jew might sometimes feel that he stands alone against the world around him. So even before reassuring him that there are indeed many others with him – above all, G-d Himself – we tell him the story of Noah: There was an entire generation in which there lived only one solitary righteous individual. But he overcame, and built a new world and a new way of life.

These classes teach the day’s section of the weekly Torah portion.