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Acharei Mot
Terror at Chabad of Poway
Poway and the Struggle for America’s Soul
If you’re a Jew in America today, there’s a good chance you’re concerned.
If you’re a Jew in America today, there’s a good chance you’re concerned.
By the Numbers
10 Sacred Texts of Judaism
Known as the people of the book, Jews are inextricably bound to the sacred texts of Judaism.
Known as the people of the book, Jews are inextricably bound to the sacred texts of Judaism.
Parshah
The Rational Brain vs. the Emotional Brain
Leaving Egypt was not just a physical change in geography.
Leaving Egypt was not just a physical change in geography.
Your Questions
Who Was Itamar?
We first read of Itamar’s role when we are told of sums of gold, silver and other supplies that were used to build and furnish the Mishkan
We first read of Itamar’s role when we are told of sums of gold, silver and other supplies that were used to build and furnish the Mishkan
Story
The Baal Shem Tov Heals the Duke's Daughter
Despite the girl’s many fine qualities, living around her became insufferable due to her bizarre and unpredictable behavior.
Despite the girl’s many fine qualities, living around her became insufferable due to her bizarre and unpredictable behavior.
The Living Jew of Warsaw
His dark eyes, narrowed in concentration, gave him the air of someone far older than his almost thirty years
His dark eyes, narrowed in concentration, gave him the air of someone far older than his almost thirty years
Women
Deliberate Delivery: Yelling and Shaming Never Work
It takes effort to operate in a preemptive manner, rather than an instinctive one.
It takes effort to operate in a preemptive manner, rather than an instinctive one.
Lifestyle
There are opportunities and potentials so lofty that they cannot be accessed by the conscious self - they can only come about "by mistake"
— The Chassidic Masters
Print Magazine
We don’t say a person “will be going to heaven.”
We say this person is “a child of the world to come.”
Heaven is not just somewhere you go.
It is something you carry with you.
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