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Torah December 8, 2025
Musings Of A Shliach From Montana
Rabbi Chaim Bruk with Rabbi Yossy Goldman of Johannesburg, South Africa Montana State college students at a pre-Chanukah doughnut making...
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Torah December 8, 2025
Satmar Rebbe In Israel And The Daf
By Rabbi Aaron I. Reichel, Esq. Spoiler alert: Notwithstanding the title of this article, although the Satmar Rebbe did indeed...
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Torah December 8, 2025
Vayeshev: The Amazing Multi-Named Joseph
By Rabbi Reuven Chaim Klein Jacob’s penultimate son was born to him by his beloved wife Rachel after many years...
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Torah December 8, 2025
The Few
Israel and the Jewish people are outnumbered on every front: on the battlefields, in international forums, and on social media....
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Torah December 8, 2025
Character Is Higher Than Intellect
From the archives: This article, published on December 7,2023, was written a few days after Rabbi Hauer testified to Congress...
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Torah December 3, 2025
The Sound Of A Beer Bottle: A Twenty-Year Journey, One Day At A Time
By Rabbi Efrem Goldberg Twenty years ago, a woman I knew came to me with a heavy heart. She was...
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Torah December 3, 2025
Reflections At Ben Gurion Airpor
By Sivan Rahav Meir I’d like to describe a small moment at Ben Gurion Airport recently. I walked next to...
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Torah December 2, 2025
Musings Of A Shliach From Montana
Rabbi Chaim and Rabbi Shaul Shkedi at the Chabad of Billings Rabbi Chaim placing a mezuzah on the front door...
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Torah December 1, 2025
In A Class, By Themselves
One of the questions that rebbeim and teachers frequently ask me is how to orient towards an orphaned child. While technically we...
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Torah December 1, 2025
Vayishlach: Nuance In An Age Of Absolutism
Yaakov’s life was characterized by struggle. Born as the second child, he literally had to clasp the heels of his...
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Torah December 1, 2025
Milah: Defining Ourselves
We have seen that peru u’revu was the first mitzvah given to the first person; b’rit milah was the first mitzvah given to the first Jew—Avraham Avinu. Though Hashem...
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Torah December 1, 2025
Vayishlach/ Yud Tes Kislev: Just A Drop
Rebbe Pinchas of Koretz was both a disciple and friend of the Ba’al Shem Tov and was one of those...
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Torah December 1, 2025
The Long Game Of Jewish History
In late November 2023, a ceasefire took place, allowing for the release of many hostages. The moment was bittersweet as...
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Torah December 1, 2025
Vayishlach: Angels And Agents
By Rabbi Reuven Chaim Klein A “messenger of G-d” refers to either an angel or a prophet, but what about...
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Torah December 1, 2025
RAA Honors Police And Remembers Two Great Giants At Inspiring Rosh Chodesh Kislev Conference And Seudah
The Igud HaRabbonim/Rabbinical Alliance of America (RAA) convened its Rosh Chodesh Kislev Conference and Seudah on Monday, November 24, 2025...
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Torah December 1, 2025
Ohr Torah Stone Honors Natan Sharansky And Robert M. Beren With First Rabbi Shlomo Riskin Legacy Award At NYC Dinner
Natan Sharansky and Rabbi Dr. Kenneth Brander Q&A Photo Credit Andrea Klerides-Michael Priest Photography Natan Sharansky receiving the award Photo...
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Torah November 26, 2025
The Foundation Stone And The Future Of The Jewish People
At the heart of the Jewish nation lies a rock. It was not always that way. Originally, the center point...
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Torah November 26, 2025
OU And National Eruv Initiative’s Third Annual City Eruv Conference
Keeping hundreds of eruvin kosher worldwide is a complex, time-consuming, and often hazardous job for eruv supervisors, checkers, and builders. At the Third Annual...
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