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The Torah addresses the logical question of how will we have food, if we observe Shemitah and don’t work or harvest the field that year. What’s curious is where in the Torah this question is raised.
Torah is not simply a path by which you gradually arrive at truth.
When you are immersed in Torah, even while pondering the question, even while struggling to make sense of it all, you are at truth already.
Torah is about being truth. And then, the questions will have true answers, the struggle a true resolution. By...
After experiencing searing loss, Elissa Felder found comfort in caring for the departed. When her grandchild died decades later, she needed to do the unimaginable.
If G‑d wanted to teach us a lesson in humility, why give the Torah on
a mountain in the first place? Wouldn’t a valley be a better representation of
humility?
A transformative parenting course using the Rebbe’s 12 Pesukim as a blueprint for raising confident, grounded, and self-aware children.
Fundamental to Judaism is the belief in One G-d, and the quest to seek unity in all things... What is truly remarkable is that this idea has also gained prominence in the sciences, particularly in recent years.
Increasingly, scientific theory and research is focusing on the endeavor to express all physical phenomena in a single formula and, more importantly, to discover the singular unifying force which underlies all other forces, so that all other forces are shown to be aspects and outgrowths of this singular force.
– The Lubavitcher Rebbe
Journey From Mount Sinai
(1312 BCE)
On the 20th of Iyar 2449 (1312 BCE)--nearly a year after the Giving of the Torah on Mount Sinai--the C... Read More »
Troyes Jews Burned at Stake
(1288)
On the 20th of Iyar in 1288, thirteen Jews in Troyes, France, were burned at the stake by the Inquisit... Read More »
Venice Jews Forbidden to Practice Law
(1637)
The Jews of Venice, Italy, were forbidden to practice law or to act as advocates in the Courts of Veni... Read More »
Mt. Scopus Hospital
(1939)
The Hadassah University Hospital and Medical Center was opened on Mt. Scopus, Jerusalem. The hospital,... Read More »
Pregnant Women Sentenced to Death
(1942)
In the ghetto of Kovno, the Nazis decreed the execution of all pregnant Jewish women.
Tomorrow is the thirty-sixth day of the Omer Count. Since, on the Jewish calendar, the day begins at n... Read More »
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