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10 Facts About Persian Jews
Jewish people have been living in Persia (roughly modern-day Iran) since the second part of the First Temple era.
Jewish people have been living in Persia (roughly modern-day Iran) since the second part of the First Temple era.
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How to be Humble Without Being a Wimp
How to fly high above any challenge, smash through the most impervious obstacle, take on the entire world without flinching--and be humble about it, too!
How to fly high above any challenge, smash through the most impervious obstacle, take on the entire world without flinching--and be humble about it, too!
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Mitzvah Tanks Rolling Out of New Haven
How a group of activists is changing the public landscape of American Jewry, one vehicle at a time.
How a group of activists is changing the public landscape of American Jewry, one vehicle at a time.
Rabbi By Day, Aviation Expert By Night
The aviation enthusiast who grew up in a secular Russian-Jewish home and is now a Chabad emissary and a researcher on the verge of a breakthrough in drone research.
The aviation enthusiast who grew up in a secular Russian-Jewish home and is now a Chabad emissary and a researcher on the verge of a breakthrough in drone research.
An Enormous Hug: Witnessing Miracles, Recognizing Kindness
We are living through extraordinary times.
We are living through extraordinary times.
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How Jerusalem’s Jews Settled Outside Her Ancient Walls
Until fairly recently, all of Jerusalem’s residents lived inside the walls of the Old City, crowded into tiny houses built around narrow courtyards.
Until fairly recently, all of Jerusalem’s residents lived inside the walls of the Old City, crowded into tiny houses built around narrow courtyards.
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Five years is the age for the study of Scripture. Ten, for Mishnah. Thirteen, for the obligation to observe the mitzvot. Fifteen, for the study of Talmud. Eighteen, for marriage. Twenty, to pursue [a livelihood]. Thirty, for strength, Forty, for understanding. Fifty, for counsel. Sixty, for sagacity. Seventy, for elderliness. Eighty, for power. Ninety, to stoop. A hundred-year-old is as one who has died and passed away and has been negated from the world.
— Ethics of the Fathers 5:22
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Where the Infinite Light is hidden
—there you see a world.
If you could see the light that generates this world
You would not see any world at all.
And yet the world you see
is nothing more than G-d's own hand hiding His light.
That is all there is to your world:
G-d hiding behind Himself.
Why?
So that yo...
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