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10 Diverse and Delectable Things Jews Do With Dates
Dates aren’t just sweet and delicious. They play a large role in Jewish life, from Biblical times to today.
Dates aren’t just sweet and delicious. They play a large role in Jewish life, from Biblical times to today.
10 Questions: Take the Tanya Trivia Quiz
Are you familiar with the seminal work of chassidut Chabad?
Are you familiar with the seminal work of chassidut Chabad?
8 Reasons You Should Attend a Public Menorah Lighting in 2025
With 15,000 public menorahs, there's always one nearby.
With 15,000 public menorahs, there's always one nearby.
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The Freeman Files
What Is Chabad?
Chabad is a cognitive approach that has faith in the divine spark within each of us, and empowers us to find that spark and fan its flames. Not through coercion, not through guilt or tirades from the pulpit, nor by promises of instant enlightenment does Chabad reach the Jew, but by facilitating each one in his or her own path.
Chabad is a cognitive approach that has faith in the divine spark within each of us, and empowers us to find that spark and fan its flames. Not through coercion, not through guilt or tirades from the pulpit, nor by promises of instant enlightenment does Chabad reach the Jew, but by facilitating each one in his or her own path.
History
Essay
Liberating the Mind: Yud-Tes Kislev and the Age of Artificial Intelligence
What happens when powerful ideas, once limited to a select few, become accessible to all?
What happens when powerful ideas, once limited to a select few, become accessible to all?
Parshah
The Butler, the Baker ... the Dynamite Maker
You can take the lead of your own life and start writing better scripts. It’s not easy, but it’s doable.
You can take the lead of your own life and start writing better scripts. It’s not easy, but it’s doable.
Lifestyle
Learning From the Rebbe
From the time that I was a child attending cheder,
and even before, there began to take form in my mind a picture of the future
redemption--the redemption of Israel from its last exile, a redemption such as
would explicate the suffering, the decrees and the massacres of galut.
— From a letter by the Lubavitcher Rebbe
Print Magazine
Why do we go to work on Chanukah?
On other Jewish holidays, work is not permitted. Because the light of those days is too pure to enter the mundane world. To be part of such a holy day, we must temporarily leave that world behind.
But on Chanukah there shines a far more intense light, the light of the six days of ...
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