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About an hour after the end of Rosh Hashanah, we opened the door and saw an envelope on the floor.
About an hour after the end of Rosh Hashanah, we opened the door and saw an envelope on the floor.
Can we see to it that the beauty of our day of rest stays with us all week?
Terror widow Yael Shevach, attends remarkable wedding of Efraim Rimmel and Ayelet Kolman. 'They were meant to go through this together.'
Chani Weinroth z"l knew about all-encompassing suffering firsthand, but managed to advise wisely those suffering and those around them..
Never cease to praise and glorify God with the utmost enthusiasm.
Humor and purpose. May we all find them throughout our lives.
On Rosh Chodesh Tammuz, take care to plan to have a good month in your thoughts, speech and actions, accept both compliments and criticism..
We are preparing for the eve of Rosh Chodesh Sivan then open the Aron HaKodesh and pray the great prayer of the Holy Ha'Shla"h haKadosh
Had we known last year that nearly 12 months later we would be in a lockdown, we might have despaired, but there is much we can do right now
I discovered two incredible details in this week's Torah portion
One thing was clear: this was one Yom Kippur that would not be forgotten.
Yesterday was the first official day of school in Israel, while yeshivas began on the 1st of Elul, other schools have yet to begin the year.
With our entrance into the Land of Israel - and today with our return - we must live with the continuous consciousness of God's goodness.
Instead of the battle for the basics in the throes of a pandemic, let us aspire to more. The Hebrew name for the coming year tells us to.
The simple and obvious things we must be sure to do can easily be forgotten or ignored. The Torah reminds us of them.
In which war are we engaged all our lives?
There is a feeling in the air that we must value every hour of study, treasure each moment.
No one should be invisible, no one should live and die alone.
It is as if Rav Kook is with us today when we read his words of comfort and his call to praise one another, to raise our spirits.
Perhaps Elul should signal a new direction for us to take, especially for this coming year.
"The month of Elul is a month of accounting, both materially and spiritually. "
The responsibility this year is given over to us. Where and under what conditions are we planning to pray on the High Holy Days?
Self-control is a basic tenet of Judaism and a prescription for a worhwhile life.
The hero whose mission was so sensitive that his photo is kept secret 14 years after his death, had important things to say about life.
He went to the gas chambers with the orphanage children he loved. Some of his wise sayings are brought here in his memory.
The true challenge of our times is living with prosperity in a society where everything is abundantly available. "The Daily Portion."
One does not have to be famous to leave your imprint on this earth.
Happiness is not always the result of our own acomplishments.
The coronavirus has affected our mood. We have to admit that most of us are less happy and more worried than usual.
How did Rav Steinsaltz manage to accomplish so much? The Daily Portion.
The Weekly Portion, Eikev: Rabbanit Yemima Mizrahi explains that it's not by chance that we read this parasha this year during the pandemic.
The Daily Portion: Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz on this week's Torah reading.
A few words from Rav Yoni Lavi concerning an insufficiently publicized sector: single men or bachelors. Sivan Rahav-Meir's The Daily Portion
Parshat Eikev, which includes Moshe's farewell speech, teaches us some golden rules which are especially appropriate during summer vacation.
Israeli journalist Sivan Rahav-Meir discusses the core message of the Book of Deuteronomy.
Israeli journalist Sivan Rahav-Meir shares a lesson on the purpose of Tisha B'Av.
If the rocks and ashes, found in excavations at the Kotel and dating to the Temple's destruction, could talk, what would they say?
Today marks 20 years since the passing of Shalom Noah Berzovsky, a Hasidic rebbe known by the title of his works "Netivot Shalom".
Social worker Roni Printz: Sometimes letting things get out of proportion is appropriate,The daily portion:of Sivan Rahav-Meir:
A simple instruction against divisiveness from Rabbi Yitzchak Luria, 448 years since his passing. 'The Daily Portion' of Sivan Rahav-Meir.