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11 articles- Purim Katan A Not So Minor HolidayExplore why Moses' name is omitted from Parshat Tetzave and how this absence reveals his profound self-sacrifice and essential connection to the Jewish people.
- Purim KatanRabbi Eli Friedman explores the significance of Purim Katan in a leap year, explaining why this small festival offers a powerful month-long head start on joy.
- Merging Torah and Science With Dr Binyomin Abrams PhDThe inspiring journey of Dr. Binyomin Abrams, a Boston University chemistry professor who balances his career in theoretical chemistry with a Chassidic lifestyl
- Who’s WhoA brief biography of the prophet Eliyahu (Elijah), his stand against idol worship on Mount Carmel, and his role in announcing the arrival of Moshiach.
- Colel Chabads Free Pop Up Shop Keeps War Weary Ashdod Residents WarmColel Chabad hosts a free pop-up shop in Ashdod to provide winter clothing and essential aid to residents affected by the ongoing war and rocket attacks.
- Two Adars Doubly AuspiciousA letter from the Lubavitcher Rebbe regarding the auspicious nature of a leap year with two months of Adar and the assurance that mitzvot bring no harm.
- A Purim Lesson on Jewish IdentityA 1951 letter from the Lubavitcher Rebbe exploring the dangers of assimilation in ancient Persia and the eternal importance of Jewish uniqueness through Torah.
- Moshiach MattersExplore how the hardships of exile serve as a refining process, preparing the Jewish people for the light of Moshiach and the Messianic Era.
- The Lesson of Shushan Purim KattanExplore the significance of Purim Kattan and Shushan Purim Kattan, focusing on the Rebbe's teaching on elevating the physical world into the spiritual realm.
- The Honest Merchants of JerusalemThe story of Rabbi Elazar ben Tzadok and Abba Shaul ben Botnit, two Jerusalem merchants whose extreme honesty led them to donate 600 barrels to the Holy Temple.
- On the Weekly Torah PortionExplore insights from Klei Yakar and Chabad on the symbolism of pure olive oil in the Menorah, Moshe's absence in Tetzaveh, and the path to Torah enlightenment.
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