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11 articles- How to Deal with the Dreams in Your LifeRabbi Eytan Feiner explores the halachic and philosophical significance of dreams, featuring a miraculous story of survival from the October 7th attacks.
- Rav Avigdor Miller on Marrying a Nice Girl Who Cannot Hold a ConversationRav Avigdor Miller advises a man on whether to marry a woman who lacks conversation skills, highlighting the potential benefits of less communication in marriag
- The Inner and Essential Connection of the Sanctuary and ShabbosExplore the Lubavitcher Rebbe's teachings on the essential link between the Sanctuary and Shabbat, and how our daily work transforms the world into a home for G
- Rabbi Berel Wein on Parshat Vayakhel 5784Rabbi Berel Wein explores why Parshat Vayakhel repeats the laws of Shabbat, explaining that holiness of time is more fundamental and enduring than holiness of s
- Teacher ConfiscationsRabbi Hillel Raskin explores the halachic guidelines for teachers confiscating items from students, covering ownership rights, liability, and chinuch approaches
- Thoughts that CountInsights on Parshat Vayakhel-Pekudei covering Jewish unity after Yom Kippur, publicizing charitable donations, and the humility of the wise-hearted craftsmen.
- A Family’s Dedication to Preserving Jewish Life Wherever They LiveThe Shamash family rededicates a century-old Afghani Torah scroll at Chabad of Hong Kong, honoring their ancestors' legacy of preserving Jewish life and traditi
- A Torah Scroll’s Long Journey From Israel to Kabul to Israel to Hong KongThe remarkable journey of a historic Afghan Torah scroll, from its origins in Kabul to its preservation in Israel and its final home at Chabad of Hong Kong.
- Among the First to Greet ChabadHannah Zion and Ronald Abram rededicate a Torah scroll at Chabad-Lubavitch of Hong Kong, celebrating decades of community growth since the center opened in 1986
- The Central Value of Judaism and The Importance of a Sefer TorahCommunity members reflect on the rededication of a Sefer Torah in Hong Kong, highlighting themes of Jewish unity, family legacy, and historical resilience.
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