A Pot Of Soup, A Lit Fire, and A Life Of Kabalos Ol
If the Rebbe thought “long and hard” on the creation of Tzivos Hashem, what efforts are we making to help it flourish in our own homes, schools, and communities? How are you growing Hashem’s army?
Daily Archives: May 19, 2023
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BESHT: Rashbi and Matan Torah
Shabbos at the BESHT: Rabbi Shmuel Heber is a renowned marbitz Torah, and his shiurim are famous for their clarity and easy to follow along style. He will be giving this week’s shiur on the Rashbi and Matan Torah.
Weekly Story: Yes, It Is Exact
This past Friday night, I was visited by a group of teenagers who asked me numerous questions regarding Emunah. One of the main questions was on this week’s Parsha, Parshas Bamidbar, asking if everything in the Torah is exact. For example, are the numbers recorded for each Shevat in Parshas Bamidbar exact or are they rounded off? I decided to share with you part of that informal farbrengen.
Weekly Dvar Torah: Torah and the Jewish Woman
In this week’s Dvar Torah, Rabbi Katzman looks into the question “What is it about the woman that makes her so central to Torah and the Jewish people?”
Picture of the Day
Rabbi Eli Stefansky of Merkoz Daf Yomi leads one of the most famous Daf Yomi Shiurim, which includes many Lubavitchers. What you may not know is that he is related to Lubavitcher Boruch Shalom Schwei. Also, chances are he really is an undercover Lubavitcher.
From The Inbox: Dear Shadchan, Frustrated While Grateful
Dear Shadchan. I appreciate all you do, and what you have invested and done for us. Yet, suggestions like these leave me completely baffled, and wondering… What are you thinking?
NYC Lost 5.3% of Its Population — Nearly Half-Million People — Since COVID, Most Heading South
New York City’s population is continuing to flounder in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic — and most city-dwellers have flocked to southern states, new data shows.
Earthquake Near NYC Shakes Parts of Westchester County and the Hudson Valley
An earthquake rated magnitude 2.2 on the Richter scale shook parts of Westchester County and the Hudson Valley Friday morning, waking some residents but doing no damage.
JEM: Advice to a Congressional Candidate
The Rebbe to Chaim Shore: “America must not only become stronger, it must become more united, as emphasized by its very name: The United States. May G-d Almighty bless you to be active in this direction, not only among Jews, but among non-Jews as well.”
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