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Why Learn Pirkei Avot From Passover and On?
Many communities study Pirkei Avot each week throughout the summer, all the way up until Rosh Hashanah.
Many communities study Pirkei Avot each week throughout the summer, all the way up until Rosh Hashanah.
What Does the Jewish Name Shoshanah Mean?
Shoshanah is a popular Jewish girl’s name whose meaning is a Biblical flower.
Shoshanah is a popular Jewish girl’s name whose meaning is a Biblical flower.
By the Numbers
11 Facts About Kurdish Jews
Kurdistan is often in the news, as the region is a battleground between several countries. But did you know that the region was home to a thriving Jewish community?
Kurdistan is often in the news, as the region is a battleground between several countries. But did you know that the region was home to a thriving Jewish community?
Freeman Files
Parshah
What I Did When I Found Out That I Had ALS
Walking out of his office into the empty hallway, I broke down in a fit of bitter tears. After I composed myself, I headed out of the building.
Walking out of his office into the empty hallway, I broke down in a fit of bitter tears. After I composed myself, I headed out of the building.
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History
One Step Ahead of the Romans: The Travels of the Sanhedrin
Mapping the movements of the Sanhedrin during the period surrounding the destruction of the Second Temple.
Mapping the movements of the Sanhedrin during the period surrounding the destruction of the Second Temple.
Lifestyle
G-d's words to Adam, "Where are you?" (Genesis 3:9) is G‑d's call to every man, every moment of time. Where are you in the world? -- G‑d calls -- What have you accomplished? You have been allotted a certain number of days, hours, and minutes in which to fulfill your mission in life. You have lived so many years and so many days, hours and minutes. Where are you? What have you achieved?
— Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi
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Some imagine that in a perfect world there will be no distinctions of poor and wealthy, haves and have-nots. All will be the same.
Heaven forbid we should live in such a world.
A healthy world is one in which I do not have what you have and you do not have what I have—and so we both need one another.
In a truly healthy...
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