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Chayei Sarah
Israel at War
How to Overcome Anxiety During This Challenging Time
I’ve been collecting spiritual tools, as well as tips from world-renowned therapists, to help manage anxiety during this precarious time.
I’ve been collecting spiritual tools, as well as tips from world-renowned therapists, to help manage anxiety during this precarious time.
By the Numbers
17 Facts About Isaac Every Jew Should Know
Isaac was the middle patriarch, almost offered as a sacrifice and known for digging wells.
Isaac was the middle patriarch, almost offered as a sacrifice and known for digging wells.
10 Questions: Take the Eliezer Quiz
He is mentioned by name once in Torah. How much do you know about this parshah hero?
He is mentioned by name once in Torah. How much do you know about this parshah hero?
Your Questions
Do Jews Believe in Magic or Witchcraft?
The answer seems simple enough: The Torah itself references witchcraft . . .
The answer seems simple enough: The Torah itself references witchcraft . . .
Hebrew Word of the Week
Halachah For Life
What You Need to Know About Taking a Walk on Shabbat
Discover how far you may walk on Shabbat and what actions to take if you inadvertently carry.
Discover how far you may walk on Shabbat and what actions to take if you inadvertently carry.
Voices
I Never Knew My Father
Who was he? I don't know. I don't have a clue. And it doesn't even bother me. I feel indifferent towards him. I don't miss him. I don't know if I would have liked him. I don't know if we would have understood each other. But he is my father.
Who was he? I don't know. I don't have a clue. And it doesn't even bother me. I feel indifferent towards him. I don't miss him. I don't know if I would have liked him. I don't know if we would have understood each other. But he is my father.
Parshah
There is a singular people, scattered and divided among the nations in all the provinces of your kingdom; and their laws are different from those of all nations...
— Haman to Achashverosh, Esther 3:8
Print Magazine
“Every day, the Torah must be new to you.” (Sifrei)
Torah is our life, and life is here and now, forever new.
Which means that for you to be truly alive, the Torah you learn today must touch the core of your soul.
And the same tomorrow. And the next day as well.
To live with Torah is to be forever newly born.
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