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Beshalach

By the Numbers
8 Ways to Harness Social Media to Inspire Jewish Life

Social media enables each of us to become an online publisher, influencing what others read, think about and discuss.
Your Questions
Why Is 70 Special?

It appears several times in the Torah: seventy elders of the Jewish nation, seventy languages and nations of the world, and seventy members of Jacob's family.
10 Shevat
10 Shevat
This day, so relevant to every Jew in our generation, is surely a day for reflection, learning, prayer, positive resolutions and acts of loving-kindness.
Meeting the Rebbe, Meeting Myself

We couldn’t understand why there was a need for us to meet yet another rabbi. We were rather satisfied with the acquaintance of Rabbi Shemtov.
‘The Torah Leadership We Need’

A report by the Chief Rabbi and Judge of Britain’s Federation of Synagogues describes his visit to the Rebbe’s court in 1976
Parshah
Why the Sea Needed to Split

As the sea split, as the hidden world came to light, the core of the soul was also unveiled
Beshalach Parshah Quiz

Take this quiz to see how well you know the parshah of Beshalach.
Women
How to Give a Compliment

Couples who remember to compliment each other often are usually much happier.
Story
A Boy and a Calf

At the age of eleven, Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak was thrown in jail for helping a fellow Jew. This story is indicative of the pattern that the rest of his life would follow.
Video
The Rebbe’s Teachings

The Story of Yud Shevat

A special presentation highlighting the fascinating events that led up to the Rebbe accepting leadership of the Chabad movement on the 10th of Shevat in 1951. It was a watershed moment in Chabad that ultimately ended up changing the landscape of Judaism all across the world.
When Do You Have to Fight?

It’s best to walk away from a fight. Except when the enemy threatens one’s holiest possession. (Parsha Perks | Beshalach | with Dr Michael Chighel)
Lifestyle
There may be food, there may be drink, but if there is no peace there is nothing
— Rashi (on Leviticus 26:6)
Print Magazine

Noah was a tzadik, a very great man. He saved the entire world. But he didn't approach Abraham's greatness.

When G‑d told Noah to build an ark before the world would be destroyed, Noah built an ark.

But when G‑d told Abraham He was about to destroy the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah—cities corrupt and evil to the core—...