Dedicated by Moris and Lillian Tabacinic · In loving memory of Menachem Mendel and Shaindel Tabacinic
Can produce grown without direct connection to the earth still be called pri ha’adamah—“fruit of the ground”?
A zealot's actions, a daily routine, and the ordinary acts that build a good life.
Fifty years on, we revisit the Entebbe rescue and explore the deeper lessons the Rebbe drew from it.
This is my G‑d, and I will praise Him, the G‑d of my father, and I will exalt him.
Exodus 15:2
When He is only the G‑d of your father, He remains exalted and beyond your world. When you make Him your own G‑d, then you can truly praise Him with your heart.
Rabbi Isaiah Horowitz (16th century)
Only a fool will toss out ...
With the outbreak of the American Revolution, out-of-the-way Statia played a major logistical role for the Continental Army.
The year was 1844, and Tsar Nikolai the First (known as the Iron Tsar) was launching his multipronged campaign against his Jewish subjects.
Rabbi Binyomin Scheiman shares about how he sees the good in every person and every circumstance and built a community of ex-criminals.
Terrified that robbers might attack, the Bedouin guide slunk away from the group and hid among the rocks. From there, he watched Rabbi Yosef Chaim and his companions.
The Talmud is a repository of Jewish learning, tradition, and law, written in a blend of Hebrew and Aramaic.
Eidel Pappenheim-Dubin's tragically cut-short life of learning and leadership in Vienna, Krakow, and Riga
Hear, my son, the instruction of your father, and don't forsake the teaching of your mother; for they shall be a garland of grace upon your head, and necklaces about your throat
– Proverbs 1:8-9
Fast of 17 Tammuz Ends:
Golden Calf Made; Hur Killed
(1313 BCE)
In the year 2448 from Creation (1313 BCE), Tammuz 16 was the 40th day following the Giving of the Tora... Read More »
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