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Your Son Knows His Yeshivah Schedule; Does He Know Why?
“As thousands of Bochurim return to Yeshivah after Tishrei, they already know what their days will look like. Yet there is a question that deserves more attention than it usually receives: Why did the Rebbe Rashab establish this particular combination of learning and Avodah?”
Chassidus Was Not Meant to Be Taught in a Vacuum
“Recently, there has been a discussion about how Chassidus is taught and why it feels disconnected from many people’s daily lives. While many valid points have been raised, I believe an important perspective is missing.”
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The Rebbe’s Advice That Ended My Arguments with My Mother
Russian Technology Could Solve Bug Problem in Vegetables
Baltimore Cheder Chabad Closes on New 3.5-Acre Campus
450 Children Join Inaugural Little Shluchim Club
Spanish-speaking Women’s Retreat Returns to Panama
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Chabad Medley Pays Tribute to Australia Terror Victims
A moving musical tribute to the victims of the Bondi Beach terror attack combines the pain and sorrow of the tragedy with expressions of emunah, hope, and anticipation for the Geulah.
The Chumash Book That Changed How I Teach
“As a high school teacher, I’m always looking for ways to make what we learn in Chumash more meaningful to my students. Last year, I discovered a book that does just that.”
Giant Sukkah Hosts Record SukkahFest in New Jersey
Ten Sukkah Mobiles, 25 bochurim, a 5,000-square-foot Sukkah, and a 650-person SukkahFest marked a record Sukkos across Western Monmouth and Ocean Counties.
Girls Lighting Shabbos Candles
Ask the Rov: What is the halachic basis for a girl to light her own candle with a bracha? Rabbi Chaim Hillel Raskin responds.
Billionaire CEO Questions College Degrees in AI World
As artificial intelligence reshapes the job market, workers of every age are looking for ways to future-proof their careers. Palantir CEO Alex Karp, a billionaire with three college degrees, has been blunt about the limits of higher education in an AI-driven economy.
L’man Achai Brings Summer Energy to Crown Heights
The spirit and energy of summer at Camp L’man Achai came alive in Crown Heights on Chol Hamoed Sukkos, as the camp hosted its highly anticipated annual Sukkos Reunion.
New York Opts In to Yeshiva Tuition Relief Program
In a move that could bring financial relief to frum families across New York, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced that New York will join the new federal scholarship tax credit program that would include yeshivos and other frum schools.
40 Lubavitch Schools Experience Tishrei With the Rebbe
Throughout the month of Tishrei, more than 40 Lubavitch schools around the world participated in Connection Point’s special Tishrei program, bringing the experience of Tishrei with the Rebbe to life in their classrooms.
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The Last Dance in Leningrad, The First in America
As we approach Simchas Torah, From the Margins of Chabad History presents a series of first-hand accounts of Simchas Torah with the Frierdiker Rebbe. Spanning decades and countries, they take us from the bittersweet farewell to Russia in Leningrad, 5688, to the historic visit to America, 5690, the remarkable celebrations in cosmopolitan Riga, 5693, and finally the iconic scenes at 770 Eastern Parkway.
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Russian Missile Strikes Frighteningly Close to Kharkiv School
A Russian missile struck near the Or Avner Chabad Jewish School in Kharkiv, Ukraine, causing extensive damage to surrounding buildings and prompting an emergency rescue operation as authorities searched for people trapped beneath the rubble.
Torah
Why We Must Demand Moshiach Right Now!
Live: Introduction to Masechta Pesachim with Rabbi Wolberg
A new Gemara B’Iyun program, Kollel Iyun HaTalmud, is offering a special week of introductory shiurim on Mesechtas Pesachim, featuring renowned Roshei Yeshiva and Maggidei Shiur Rabbi Dov Popack, Rabbi Moshe Wolberg, and Rabbi Mendel Krasnjanski.
Carrying in a Yard with Open Gates?
Dayan Levi Yitzchok Raskin, Rov of Anash in London, explores interesting Torah questions and halachic dilemmas, including carrying in a yard with open gates, Hoshanos for young children, and why we prefer a Talis-Koton of wool.
Forgot to Light Shabbos Candles?
Ask the Rov: What should a woman do if she forgot to light Shabbos candles? Rabbi Chaim Hillel Raskin responds.
How Many Shabbos Candles?
Ask the Rov: How many candles are required to light for Shabbos? Rabbi Chaim Hillel Raskin responds.
Using the Weeping Willow for Aravos?
Dayan Levi Yitzchok Raskin, Rov of Anash in London, explores interesting Torah questions and halachic dilemmas, including is 9 haddasim allowed, securing schach with natural string, and Weeping Willow for Aravos.
Inspiration
‘Don’t Worry, He Doesn’t Have a Yiddishe Kup’
Facing a harsh trial, R. Yisrael Yitzchok Lubinsky nervously presented his case before the Rebbe Maharash. The Rebbe assured him that the self-indulgent judge didn't have a Yiddishe kup...
OBITUARIES
Mendy Vilenkin, 17, AH
Hatomim Menachem Mendel (Mendy) Vilenkin, a Lubavitcher bochur from Toronto, Canada, passed away on 1 Cheshvan following a serious illness.
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Heritage Quest Ends, But Teens’ Global Impact Has Just Begun
Campus Shluchos Gather in DC for First-Ever JewishU Growth Summit
