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Devarim
By the Numbers
12 Facts About Jerusalem's Historic Jewish Community
For hundreds of thousands of Jews of all types and stripes, it’s not just a dream—it’s home.
For hundreds of thousands of Jews of all types and stripes, it’s not just a dream—it’s home.
10 Questions: Take the Kabbalah Quiz
What do you know about the secretive system behind Jewish mysticism?
What do you know about the secretive system behind Jewish mysticism?
Your Questions
What's Wrong With Meat or Wine During the Nine Days?
Mourners may partake during shiva, so why is this time different?
Mourners may partake during shiva, so why is this time different?
The Freeman Files
The Ancient Key to Rebuilding Jerusalem Today
Exile and dispersion produced a miracle. It brought out an organic, irreducible oneness of our people that could not otherwise be imagined.
Exile and dispersion produced a miracle. It brought out an organic, irreducible oneness of our people that could not otherwise be imagined.
Halachah for Life
What You Need to Know About Shaimos
The prohibition against the destruction of any Jewish holy book or sacred item.
The prohibition against the destruction of any Jewish holy book or sacred item.
Voices
Are We Crazy? Why Israelis Continue to Dance
As we danced with the Torah, making our way through the streets to our little shul on Henrietta Szold Street, I thought about this tiny country of ours that seems to dance on the edge of reason.
As we danced with the Torah, making our way through the streets to our little shul on Henrietta Szold Street, I thought about this tiny country of ours that seems to dance on the edge of reason.
From Atheist to Emunah: My Path to Orthodox Conversion
I used to think faith was for people clinging to things they couldn’t explain.
I used to think faith was for people clinging to things they couldn’t explain.
Parshah
Learning From the Rebbe
A greater measure of understanding ("binah") was given to women.
— Talmud, Niddah 45b
Print Magazine
Naturally, we think of the Jewish people as a conglomerate of many Jews. But the Baal Shem Tov saw the Jewish people as a single, indivisible whole.
Think of a geometrical point. A point is indivisible, but not because it is too hard, too big, or too small to cut up. A point simply has no area to be divided. That’...
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