Throughout Jewish history, there were instances where G-d did all the fighting on our behalf. This is especially true of the Pesach season.
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Throughout Jewish history, there were instances where G-d did all the fighting on our behalf. This is especially true of the Pesach season.
In recent decades, new customs have cropped up to commemorate women’s contributions to the Passover story. But did you know—women are actually commemorated in one of the time-old foods of the seder, perhaps the most favorite of them all.
What is the source of crimes? What bearing does that have on the Passover story?
Is leprosy contagious, and how should you treat it? And what lesson does it teach us in our own lives?
The Rebbe was a very private person; when did the Rebbe’s birthday become a public affair?
What happens when Jews refuse to take payment for favors?
In the first moments of creation, the sun and moon didn’t have the same relationship as they do now. What lesson can we take from them?
The Torah gives very specific rules with regard to kosher fish. What is the deeper meaning of those qualifications?
Everyone has been talking about the tragic bridge collapse in Baltimore. But there is also another bridge which came down—the remarkable story of Joe Lieberman, the Shabbat-observant Senator who blazed a Jewish trail in the US Government.
For anti-semites, the desire to boycott Jewish inventions would be very difficult to put into practice. But are modern inventions our main contribution to the world? We have offered the world something far deeper.
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