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Noahide Laws, The Seven: Seven universal laws -- a morality code -- which form the basis of civilization. All descendents of Noah, i.e. all of humanity, are required to follow these laws.
Reflections on the place of G-d in American society
If we are honest with ourselves we would have to admit that laser-guided missiles and Abrams tanks are more lethal killing machines than a masked man with a butcher knife. So what is it about these anachronistic beheadings that offends us so much?
Nikki refused to be silenced by terror. She vowed that Rabbi Eli’s legacy and his mission to bring light, love, and moral clarity to the world would not die.
Rabbi Nissan Dovid Dubov’s booklet and website a relatable guide to Seven Noahide Laws
Sometimes, the deepest and most important messages are found in the simplest of packages. Bearing just the word “One” on its cover, a small booklet of 40 pages released in the United Kingdom has been widely shared, bringing with it a vision for a universa...
Rabbi Goldstein, who was seriously injured in an anti-Semitic attack at Chabad of Poway, Calif., addressed the U.N. General Assembly in a special session devoted to rising anti-Semitism around the world.
Historic time is marked by the restoration of a 200-year-old Torah scroll and a powerful proclamation
To honor the bicentennial of Argentine independence and the Jewish year of Hakhel, more than 70 rabbis representing 40 Chabad-Lubavitch institutions around the nation took part in the Congress of Shluchim and lay leader partners, held in the city of Tucum...
Chabad Rabbi Yosef Greenberg of Alaska emphasizes seven universal laws
Rabbi Yosef Greenberg, co-director of Lubavitch Jewish Center of Alaska in Anchorage, was the first rabbi from his state to address the U.S. Senate by delivering the daily morning prayer invocation last week as an official guest chaplain. His wife, co-dir...
A warm welcome in wintry Wasilla from the entire community
When Rabbi Mendy and Chaya Greenberg moved into their new home on a quiet dirt road in Wasilla, Alaska, one week before the High Holidays, they received a different kind of welcome. A crew of local residents—almost all of them not Jewish—descended upon th...
Human civilization—the sum total of civilized human behavior—is not keeping pace, and in some very important ways, even regressing.
A call to action from Sandy Hook
We were asked to help because as bereaved parents ourselves, several times over, perhaps we had something more to offer . . .
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