Today’s video goes through the basics of the Mizbeach; from the general size of the Mizbeach to the size of the ramp, from their combined size to the details of the foundation of the Mizbeach.
Last Shabbos while I was farbrenging in Ksav Sofer, I mentioned a story that shows that when the Rebbe is speaking, he is requesting something from each one of us individually. Someone mentioned his personal story that brought it home to everyone, and I would like to share it with you.
In 1976, Jewish hostages were held in Entebbe, Uganda, after their plane was hijacked by terrorists. When Israeli commandos executed a daring rescue mission, the Lubavitcher Rebbe pointed to a different kind of security. From children’s rallies and checking mezuzot to his unwavering concern for every single Jew, the Rebbe emphasized the spiritual foundations of Jewish safety and security.
In this week’s Dvar Torah, Rabbi Katzman addresses an age old argument on progressivism. The truth, found in this week’s double Parsha, highlights that having firm foundations does not hold you back from the future, rather gives you a foundation from which to grow.
Taking place July 28 to 29 / י״ד–ט״ו מנחם אב at the Armon Hotel in Stamford, Connecticut, the Kinus will bring together classroom teachers, principals, administrators, day school educators, and Base Commanders for two days of practical guidance, inspiration, and connection.
The frustrations are real. There are singles who feel overlooked, shadchanim who are overwhelmed, and a process that can sometimes feel discouraging. But for a moment, I want you to imagine something else. Imagine there was no shidduch system at all.
