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11 articles- The Light KeeperExplore why the Ten Commandments begin with the Egyptian word Anochi and how this reveals the Torah's purpose of elevating the mundane to the level of holiness.
- The Light KeeperRabbi Lazer Gurkow explores the metaphor of the lighthouse, comparing the automation of physical beacons to the human effort required to kindle the light of Tor
- Slice of Life: Before Amazon Was Born, This Jewish Website Got Its Start in Long Island CityDiscover the history of Chabad.org, the pioneering Jewish website that launched in Long Island City in 1993, predating tech giants like Amazon and Yahoo.
- In Ukraine Chabad Network Redoubles Efforts to Provide Shelter and WarmthChabad centers across Ukraine provide heaters, blankets, and shelter to communities facing blackouts and freezing temperatures following infrastructure attacks.
- Who's WhoA brief biography of Onkelos, the Roman proselyte and nephew of Hadrian, known for his authoritative Aramaic translation and commentary on the Torah.
- Excerpts From a Letter of the Rebbe Concerning the Need of Our Young to Be Guided in the Path of Torah Which Has No Substitute and No RivalThe Lubavitcher Rebbe discusses the priority of Jewish education and Torah heritage over global humanitarian efforts, emphasizing our debt to the next generatio
- Moshiach MattersRabbi Shneur Zalman explains how saving one Jewish person impacts all future generations until the coming of Moshiach and the final Redemption.
- As this year is a leap year on the Jewish calendarThe Rebbe explains how sixty days of joy during a Jewish leap year can nullify the darkness of exile and hasten the final Redemption through increased simcha.
- It Happened OnceTwo inspiring stories about the sanctity of Shabbat and the integrity of Jewish law through the examples of a pious vineyard owner and Rabbi Yonatan.
- And Yitro rejoiced for all the goodness that the L-rd had done to IsraelInsights from Be'er Mayim Chaim, Kadmonim, and Meshech Chochma on Yitro's conversion, the concept of Segula, and the temporary sanctity of Mount Sinai.
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