The Daily Portion:
Five thoughts about our Mother Rachel
For thousands of years, our mother Rachel has accompanied us through our trials and suffering, but ultimately, there is hope that the weeping will come to an end.
For thousands of years, our mother Rachel has accompanied us through our trials and suffering, but ultimately, there is hope that the weeping will come to an end.

Matriarch Rachel's life touches the hearts of Jewish women generation after generation no matter where they are.

Jeremiah's promise to Rachel Imenu was:'Your sons will return'. On her yahrzeit, Cheshvan 11 (October 26), pray for its fulfillment.

Yahrzeit of Rachel, one of the Jewish foremothers, commemorated with two separate programs, in Jerusalem and in New York.

"There is something in the personality of our mother Rachel, in the story of her life, that says to us...'you can tell me everything'."

The grandfather of the grandfather of each of our Nobel prize winners sat down every day with a gemara and cracked open its problems.

What was the real test our mother Rachel faced and why is this story so relevant to our everyday lives? Rabbi Yitzchak Botton elucidates.

Tens of thousands of worshipers flock to Rachel's Tomb to mark Rachel's yahrzeit.

A window screen and tree combine to save 3-year-old from potentially fatal fall, in what medics call 'an open miracle.'
