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Brazil has an ancient Jewish presence and was home to the first synagogue and rabbi in all of the Americas! By Yehuda Altein |
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Pleasure is an abandonment of the awareness that you are here, that you exist. By Tzvi Freeman |
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Dive into the biblical account of the spies and discover what you know. By Menachem Posner |
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Tzedakah is not merely an act of kindness; it is a Divine commandment and a cornerstone of Jewish life. Why, then, did the Sages not institute a blessing before its performance? By Yehuda Shurpin |
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Although the six-pointed star has Kabbalistic significance, its connection to a specific seal belonging to Solomon is dubious at best. By Motteleh Schusterman |
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An adventurous and soulful getaway for Chabad Young Professionals from 20 different communities By Chabad.org Staff |
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The world’s largest Jewish website wins top honors at 45th annual Simon Rockower Awards By Chabad.org Staff |
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Siberia Chabad rabbi presides over Jewish burial delayed nearly a century By Motti Wilhelm |
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Rabbi Shabse Alpern was a kid from Brooklyn, whom the Rebbe sent to Brazil. Hear how the Rebbe's blessings, directives, and lessons have been the guiding light of his life. Rabbi Shabsi Alpern in conversation with Chana Weisberg |
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To lose the room... and find the courage to stand alone. By Baila Olidort |
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“I’m Muslim,” he said. “I’m from Afghanistan. You’re Jewish. We help each other.” By Mordechai (Motti) Rubin |
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Parshah for the Anxious By Eliezer Shemtov |
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Likutei Sichos vol. 23, Shelach sicha 1 By Shalom Paltiel |
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The Torah relates that when the Jewish people were preparing to enter the land of Israel, Moses sent spies to scout out the city of Ya’azer and its environs, which the Jews would have to cross in order to enter the Holy Land. Living Torah |
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“Israelites, unique nation, whom, in thousands of years, lust of conquest and tyranny have been able to be deprived of their ancestral lands, but not of name and national existence!” By Yehudis Litvak |
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