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- Oneg ShabbosThe Baal Shem Tov and Alter Rebbe explain how physical delight on Shabbat serves as a vessel for the soul to experience sublime spiritual revelations.
- Chassidus and MussarA letter from the Lubavitcher Rebbe explaining why the study of Chassidus is essential in modern yeshivot to instill fear and love of Hashem in a dark generatio
- Awareness and ActionThe Rebbe and Previous Rebbe explain how awareness of pre-Moshiach challenges empowers us to take action and alleviate the birth-pangs of the final Redemption.
- Your Son Rescued Us From Kfar AzaA moving account of Rabbi Michael Taib meeting a mother and son in Ashdod who were rescued from Kfar Aza by his own son, a commander in the Givati Battalion.
- Halacha Corner – Kidney DonationExplore the halachic perspective on kidney donation, examining the balance between the obligation to save a life and the prohibition of self-endangerment.
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