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Honoring 30 Years
3 Tammuz: The Anniversary of the Passing of the Rebbe—Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of Righteous Memory
Three decades after the Rebbe's passing, his impact and influence remain stronger than ever. His teachings continue to inspire and guide us, and his insights are as novel and relevant as if they were given today. Each of us is a beneficiary of the Rebbe's inspiration somehow, and his visionary leadership has transformed the Jewish world as we know it today.
Video
The Rebbe Shaped My Life

Rabbi Shmuel Lew shares how he came to know the Rebbe and Chabad, and how he found meaning and purpose as a Chabad emissary.
Four Lives Impacted by the Rebbe Whom They Never Met
Four people share how the Rebbe impacted their lives, even though they never met him. Featuring: Sivan Rahav-Meir, JJ Elef, Michal Oshman, and Arnie Herz.
By the Numbers
Og the Giant in the Bible

Og was a giant man who threatened Moses and tried to destroy our people. Read on to learn more about this unique man.
10 Questions: Take the Jonah Quiz

The prophet who attempted to flee from G-d.
Your Questions
Why Didn't the Rebbe Ever Visit Israel?

Over the years, many have asked the Rebbe, why he—a staunch supporter of Israel—never moved there or even visited. Here is how the Rebbe responded.
Hebrew Word of the Week
What Can the Hebrew Word for “Satan” Teach You?

Halachah for Life
What You Need to Know About Saying the Traveler’s Prayer

Guidelines for reciting Tefilat Haderech: who, when, and how.
Voices
I Needed a Fresh Start

I came home from the Ohel exhausted. Within minutes, I got news I did not dare to hope for.
I Last Saw the Rebbe When I Was Seven

When the Rebbe was 89 years old, there were times he greeted people for dozens of hours—all while standing on his feet.
Parshah
Leadership and Legacy

Chukas: The Tenth Red Heifer

Lifestyle
Why did the Torah ordain that the uncleanness of menstruation should continue for seven days? Because being in constant contact with his wife, a man might develop an apathy towards her. The Torah, therefore, said: Let her be unclean for seven days, in order that she shall be beloved by her husband as at the time that she first entered into the bridal chamber
— Talmud, Niddah 31a
Print Magazine

Don’t waste a good sin.

“All that G‑d does is good, even the wicked person on the day of his wickedness.” (Proverbs 16:4)

Why did a G‑d who hates evil create a world where evil can take charge of a human being?

Only so that this human being would be driven yet higher than could ever be reached without sin.

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