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Shemot

By the Numbers
13 Facts You Should Know About Bithiah

Daughter of King Pharaoh, who defied her father’s harsh decree and rescued a Jewish baby in the Nile.
Voices
100 Years After Genocide, Mongolia’s Jewish Community Is Tiny

This is the story of an antisemitic warlord, a brutal purge, and a tiny pocket of Jewish life in one of the least expected places on earth.
Parshah
The Burning Bush of Suffering

When there seems to be no fuel left, we remember that we have G‑d, and we burn bright and strong and are not consumed.
We, all of Israel, are emissaries of G-d, each of us as Divine Providence has decreed for us. None of us is free from this sacred task placed on our shoulders.
— Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak of Lubavitch (1880-1950)
Print Magazine

As a young boy, Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak (the sixth Lubavitcher Rebbe) would go with his father on walks through the woods. One time, as they talked, the boy absent-mindedly plucked a leaf off a tree and began to shred it between his fingers.

His father saw what his son was doing, but he went on talking. He spoke about the ...

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