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Toldot
Murder of Chabad Rabbi, Zvi Kogan
How Chabad Gives Me Hope
It’s no surprise that after we heard news of Rabbi Kogan’s murder, numerous young Chabad couples declared their intent to do more.
It’s no surprise that after we heard news of Rabbi Kogan’s murder, numerous young Chabad couples declared their intent to do more.
By the Numbers
10 Facts About Jewish Life in the UAE
The UAE is home to a thriving Jewish community, featuring Chabad-sponsored synagogues, summer camps, abundant opportunities for Jewish education, and kosher restaurants.
The UAE is home to a thriving Jewish community, featuring Chabad-sponsored synagogues, summer camps, abundant opportunities for Jewish education, and kosher restaurants.
12 Facts About Isaac’s Wells
More than a mere physical endeavor, Isaac’s excavation projects are laden with significance.
More than a mere physical endeavor, Isaac’s excavation projects are laden with significance.
Your Questions
Is There a Concept of Clemency and Pardons in Jewish Law?
How does Judaism define the power of a king?
How does Judaism define the power of a king?
The Freeman Files
If G‑d Is Great, Why Is He So Fussy About Details?
If G‑d is everywhere, why can’t He also be in your cottage cheese?
If G‑d is everywhere, why can’t He also be in your cottage cheese?
Voices
Making Judaism My Own
A fascinating story of Jewish growth that began in the USSR and is not over yet.
A fascinating story of Jewish growth that began in the USSR and is not over yet.
Letters of Light
Parshah
In physical foods, there are two types of delicacies: sweet and luscious foods, and tart and sour foods that are spiced and garnished so that they are made into delicacies that gratify the soul... [So, too,] are there are two kinds of gratification before G-d: one from [the good achieved by] the perfectly righteous, and the second from the suppression of evil as it is strongest and most powerful... through the efforts of the ordinary man.
— Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi
Print Magazine
In the month of Elul, the month before Rosh Hashanah, a signal goes out to every Jewish soul that it is time to return to the palace that is home.
It is a signal both subtle and loud.
Subtle, because it does not awaken even those who are closest—every soul must awaken itself. Loud, because it reaches those who have been...
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