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 One of America’s premier Jewish scholars in Torah and Jewish mysticism, Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak (YY) Jacobson is one of the most sought after speakers in the Jewish world today, lecturing to Jewish and non-Jewish audiences on six continents, and serving as teacher and mentor to thousands across the globe. Rabbi Jacobson founded and serves as dean of www.TheYeshiva.net, teaching, via the web, one of the largest Torah classes in the world today, with thousands of students globally. Over the last 20 years, Rabbi Jacobson traveled to hundreds of communities, schools, and universities across the globe, educating and inspiring people of all backgrounds with the relevance and depth of Torah and Judaism. You cam email him at: [email protected].
This talk on fostering Jewish pride and resilience in turbulent times was the keynote address at “One People One Heart” in Seattle, WA—an evening of unity and inspiration celebrating the teachings and impact of the Lubavitcher Rebbe (hosted by the Chabad ...
To battle evil, we first must understand its source, and then tread carefully so we are not sucked into the vortex of hate.
As we apprise the past year’s aftermath of the horrific massacre on Simchat Torah, we discover a deep faith and resilience like never before.
Perhaps the best-known speaker in the Jewish world today, Rabbi YY Jacobson grew up to Russian immigrants in Brooklyn. Learn about his personal challenges, disappointments and victories.
Join Rabbi YY Jacobson to learn the Rebbe’s birthday Maamr in honor of the 11th of Nissan.
Join Rabbi YY Jacobson to learn the Rebbe’s birthday Maamr in honor of the 11th of Nissan.
Join Rabbi YY Jacobson to learn the Rebbe’s birthday Maamr in honor of the 11th of Nissan.
Join Rabbi YY Jacobson to learn the Rebbe’s birthday Maamr in honor of the 11th of Nissan.
A keynote address at an event in Miami celebrating the Rebbe’s life, vision and leadership in honor of the 120th birthday anniversary.
"I Want Only You"
The Chassidic discourse “BeYom Ashtei Asar Yom” was recited by the Rebbe on his birthday, the 11th of Nissan, in 1971. The maamar focuses on a passage from the Midrash “I Choose the King” and brings new meaning to this phrase that express a Jew’s unique r...
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