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Bamidbar
By the Numbers
16 Facts About the Jews of Georgia
Discover the vibrant Jewish community at the crossroads of Europe and Asia.
Discover the vibrant Jewish community at the crossroads of Europe and Asia.
8 Ways to Make Shavuot 2026 Amazing
Perhaps less known than Passover, the High Holidays and Sukkot, Shavuot is a Biblical Holiday celebrating the giving of the Torah at Sinai.
Perhaps less known than Passover, the High Holidays and Sukkot, Shavuot is a Biblical Holiday celebrating the giving of the Torah at Sinai.
Your Questions
What Blessing Do You Make on Pizza?
Is it Mezonot, like cake or crackers, or Hamotzi, like regular bread?
Is it Mezonot, like cake or crackers, or Hamotzi, like regular bread?
What to Expect at Shavuot Services
While much of the synagogue services are similar to those on any other holiday, there are certain key events that take place only during Shavuot.
While much of the synagogue services are similar to those on any other holiday, there are certain key events that take place only during Shavuot.
What Does the Name Tzipporah Mean?
The Midrash explains that just as a bird is admired for its beauty, Tzipporah was admired for her loveliness.
The Midrash explains that just as a bird is admired for its beauty, Tzipporah was admired for her loveliness.
Voices
One Year On, Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky’s Loss is Deeply Personal
Marking the first yahrtzeit of Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky.
Marking the first yahrtzeit of Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky.
The Freeman Files
G-d’s Ego
Philosophers and mystics are fond of pondering G-d’s oneness, perfectness, goodness, omniscience and amazingness. War, disease, school classrooms and the view from the New Jersey Turnpike get blamed on us.
Philosophers and mystics are fond of pondering G-d’s oneness, perfectness, goodness, omniscience and amazingness. War, disease, school classrooms and the view from the New Jersey Turnpike get blamed on us.
Parshah
Lifestyle
Project Purpose
Rabbi [Judah HaNassi] would say: Which is the right path for man to choose for himself? Whatever is harmonious for the one who does it, and harmonious for mankind
— Ethics of the Fathers 2:1
Print Magazine
Some people think there is no conflict between their work and their time for study, meditation and prayer.
But, on the contrary, they complement one another:
Start your day by connecting it to Torah—the day shines and all its parts work in synchronicity.
Work honestly, carrying the morning’s inspiration in your heart—a...
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