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Pinchas
By the Numbers
12 Facts You Should Know About Rabbeinu Gershom Me’or Hagolah
Known as the "Light of the Diaspora,” he was the first major leader of Ashkenazi Jewry.
Known as the "Light of the Diaspora,” he was the first major leader of Ashkenazi Jewry.
10 Questions: Take the Phinehas Quiz
What do you know about the man who demonstrated zealotry for G-d?
What do you know about the man who demonstrated zealotry for G-d?
Your Questions
When Were the Walls of Jerusalem Breached?
According to some, this confusion goes back to the time when the walls were breached and the Temple was destroyed.
According to some, this confusion goes back to the time when the walls were breached and the Temple was destroyed.
Study
Learn About the Holy Temple in Depth
The Rebbe teaches us that it is especially appropriate to learn these laws during the Three Weeks, when we mourn the destruction of the Holy Temples and our subsequent exile.
The Rebbe teaches us that it is especially appropriate to learn these laws during the Three Weeks, when we mourn the destruction of the Holy Temples and our subsequent exile.
Halachah for Life
What You Need to Know About Swimming Like a Jew
Guidance on mixed swimming and making a blessing poolside.
Guidance on mixed swimming and making a blessing poolside.
Ordinary People; Extraordinary Stories
I Am a Chassidic Woman Singer
Esther Freeman is as close as you can get to being a Chassidic diva. Learn how she balances the big stage, single motherhood, and the ups and downs of life.
Esther Freeman is as close as you can get to being a Chassidic diva. Learn how she balances the big stage, single motherhood, and the ups and downs of life.
Hebrew Word of the Week
History
Video
Who Is Considered My Chassid?
A question asked by Dr. David Weiss, a professor at Berkeley in California, during his visit to the Rebbe.
A question asked by Dr. David Weiss, a professor at Berkeley in California, during his visit to the Rebbe.
Voices
The Summer of the Kishka
Here was genuine culture, a living tradition, a way of preparing for Tisha B’Av that I had never experienced before. It was an awakening, a discovery of origins. This is where hotdogs come from
Here was genuine culture, a living tradition, a way of preparing for Tisha B’Av that I had never experienced before. It was an awakening, a discovery of origins. This is where hotdogs come from
Parshah
Lifestyle
The Torah is food for the soul, and the mitzvot are its garments
— The "Ari", Rabbi Isaac Luria
Print Magazine
How can you attain love of an infinite G-d? Through love of your fellow human beings.
As Rabbi Chanina ben Dosa would say, “If people like you, G-d likes you too.”
How did he know?
Because he knew that if people truly like you, it must be that you genuinely like them.
And when you hold genuine love in your heart for ...
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