When Rabbi Yonason Eibeshutz left his community to become the chief rabbi of Prague, nobody tried to stop him. He used that opportunity to teach them a powerful lesson from our parsha.
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When Rabbi Yonason Eibeshutz left his community to become the chief rabbi of Prague, nobody tried to stop him. He used that opportunity to teach them a powerful lesson from our parsha.
People are panicking over the declarations of a Palestinian state. This story will tell you that it’s not going to happen so fast… And of course, a lesson for Jewish life.
Did you ever wonder why our shuls are designed the way they are? Why there’s an Aron Kodesh, a bimah, even a curtain? The answer goes all the way back to the Holy Temple.
The Rebbe changed the way we mourn—and maybe the way we wait for Moshiach too.
Jews have always been wandering from place to place. But what did the Rebbe say about leaving communities?
Ninety-five years ago this week, something happened in America that had never happened before—and hasn’t happened since.
Which traits are passed down from father to son, and which are not?
The Texas meteorologists said that they gave warnings. So why did nobody heed them?
How to steal G-d’s heart? Say nice things about His children.
Parshas Chukas reads like a news broadcast—headline after headline with barely a pause. Should the parsha really feel like the news?
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