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10 articles- Hey its Sefira but who is countingAn exploration of the Torah's perspective on work and rest based on Parshat Emor, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a healthy spiritual detachment from
- A friend of mine likes to ask new acquaintancesRabbi Baruch Epstein explores Sefiras HaOmer, explaining how we use the 49-day count to transform the gift of freedom into spiritual growth and readiness for Si
- Bereaved Father Honors His Son by Spreading JoyThe inspiring story of Amichai Ressler, who honors his son Dvir-Chaim, a hero of October 7th, by dedicating his life to spreading joy and faith among fellow Jew
- Colel Chabad Shakes Up Israels Supermarket Industry with New Store in BeershevaColel Chabad and HaTzinor launch Super HaTzinor in Beersheva, a supermarket model using generic brands to lower food costs and challenge Israel's market prices.
- Whos WhoLearn about Rachel, the wife of Rabbi Akiva, whose self-sacrifice and devotion enabled her husband to become one of the greatest Torah scholars in history.
- from correspondence of the Lubavitcher RebbeA letter from the Lubavitcher Rebbe regarding medical surgery, the importance of consulting a Rov, and the connection between Torah observance and Divine healin
- Pesach Sheni Its never too lateExplore the meaning of Pesach Sheni, the Second Passover, and its powerful message that it is never too late to return to one's faith and correct past mistakes.
- We must prepare ourselves for the coming of the righteous MoshiachThe Chafetz Chaim emphasizes the urgent need to prepare for Moshiach through Torah study and good deeds to merit the complete and true redemption.
- The prayers had been said and the festive meal celebrating Rosh HashanaA story of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai and his nephews, illustrating how giving tzedaka with pure intentions can protect a person from harsh decrees and financial l
- On the weekly Torah PortionInsights on Parshat Emor covering the Sanhedrin's power to set the calendar, the symbolism of the willow in the Four Species, and the 49 days of the Omer count.
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