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Shemini
By the Numbers
14 Facts You Should Know About Daniel
A prominent Jew during the Babylonian exile, he served kings and interpreted dreams.
A prominent Jew during the Babylonian exile, he served kings and interpreted dreams.
Chic and Modest: 10 Tips for Dressing From the Soul
Tips from the pros on how to have a wardrobe that reflects your personality and your values.
Tips from the pros on how to have a wardrobe that reflects your personality and your values.
Your Questions
What Is a Golem?
How does golem-creating differ from sorcery and black magic, both of which are forbidden by Torah?
How does golem-creating differ from sorcery and black magic, both of which are forbidden by Torah?
Hebrew Word of the Week
Freeman Files
Limitless Truth for the Limited Mind
That which is absolute truth in the world of the child, in your world is an absurd lie. But don’t imagine your world is any closer to the truth than that of the child.
That which is absolute truth in the world of the child, in your world is an absurd lie. But don’t imagine your world is any closer to the truth than that of the child.
Parshah
History
The Archeology of Tel Gezer and the Stories It Tells
Discover ruins dating back to the days of King Solomon.
Discover ruins dating back to the days of King Solomon.
The Life and Times of Rabbi Avrohom Elya Axelrod
Renowned as a cherished rabbi, he played a pioneering role in establishing Chabad in the USA.
Renowned as a cherished rabbi, he played a pioneering role in establishing Chabad in the USA.
A kindness done to the dead is a true kindness, for one does not expect a favor in return
— Rashi's commentary on Genesis 47:30
Print Magazine
Behind intolerance hides the most primal sense of ego, a clandestine belief that “I and my kind are the only thing that should be.”
People may give reasons for their intolerance, but the reasons are secondary. They despise others for the space they consume. Stripped to the bone, it is senseless hatred without reason.
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