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Tzav
11 Nisan
11 Nisan is Sunday
Throughout his leadership, the Rebbe marked his birthday by redoubling his efforts to reach out to Jews in every corner of the world.
Throughout his leadership, the Rebbe marked his birthday by redoubling his efforts to reach out to Jews in every corner of the world.
By the Numbers
Six Reasons You Want Authentic, Handmade Matzah at Your Passover Seder
The mitzvah gets inside you. It becomes the blood coursing through your veins and the calories you burn.
The mitzvah gets inside you. It becomes the blood coursing through your veins and the calories you burn.
17 Facts About the Jews of Russia
From Tsarist times through Communism to the modern era, Russia’s Jews have seen it all and not only survived but thrived.
From Tsarist times through Communism to the modern era, Russia’s Jews have seen it all and not only survived but thrived.
Halachah for Life
What You Need to Know About Eruv Tavshilin
The Sages were concerned that unrestricted festival cooking might lead people to cook for an ordinary weekday as well.
The Sages were concerned that unrestricted festival cooking might lead people to cook for an ordinary weekday as well.
Voices
At My First Seder, I Wondered Why There Was No Bread
I was surprised not to find bread and butter on the table because for me, that was a staple of any meal. We came in anticipation of a feast, and I felt genuinely confused.
I was surprised not to find bread and butter on the table because for me, that was a staple of any meal. We came in anticipation of a feast, and I felt genuinely confused.
Essay
Our sages tell us that the Holy Temple was destroyed and we were exiled from our land because there was "baseless hatred" amongst us. Accordingly, the way to bring the Redemption is through baseless love -- to love a fellow even though one sees no cause whatsoever for such love.
— The Lubavitcher Rebbe
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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