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By the Numbers
Jonah in the Bible
The protagonist in the famous biblical story in which he is thrown off a storm-tossed ship and swallowed by a fish.
The protagonist in the famous biblical story in which he is thrown off a storm-tossed ship and swallowed by a fish.
Four Moments From Last Weekend That Will Make You Feel Jewish Pride!
A glimpse into the annual Chabad on Campus Shabbaton.
A glimpse into the annual Chabad on Campus Shabbaton.
Your Questions
Halachah for Life
What You Need to Know About Kosher at Work
With a bit of planning and some cooperation, you should be able to make things work.
With a bit of planning and some cooperation, you should be able to make things work.
Voices
Sammy Harari: A Humble Hero Who Lived with Joy and Integrity
Sammy loved every Jew and he loved the Land of Israel.
Sammy loved every Jew and he loved the Land of Israel.
Guy Shabtay, a Jewish Hero in Indiana and Southern Lebanon
Though Guy’s life was tragically cut short, his legacy continues to live on in the countless people he touched.
Though Guy’s life was tragically cut short, his legacy continues to live on in the countless people he touched.
Letters of Light
Essay
Humility & Happiness
We may be somewhat surprised to discover that not only is there no conflict between the two, but in truth happiness and humility make a marvelous pair.
We may be somewhat surprised to discover that not only is there no conflict between the two, but in truth happiness and humility make a marvelous pair.
Friday Night in the Psych Ward
For Kiddush, I need access to grape juice. I have to go to the kitchen and ask the staff for my special “ritual juice,” which is reserved for me behind the counter as the glass bottle is unsafe for the ward.
For Kiddush, I need access to grape juice. I have to go to the kitchen and ask the staff for my special “ritual juice,” which is reserved for me behind the counter as the glass bottle is unsafe for the ward.
Lifestyle
When G-d returns the exiles of Zion, we will have been as dreamers
— Psalms 126:1
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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