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Search ArticlesDespite Doxxing and Threats, Elon’s Jewish Students Answer With a Packed House
When Rabbi Mendy and Rivka Minkowitz shared a flyer for their Shabbat program at Chabad-Lubavitch at Elon University in North Carolina on their Instagram story, they were unprepared for the antisemitic hate and threats that would follow. The Sept. 4 Shabbat dinner was set to feature an Israeli soldier speaking about his service defending the Jewish people in the Holy Land since the Hamas attacks of Oct. 7, 2023.
The Secret of Moshiach's Donkey
Moshiach's Donkey Shemot Likkutei Sichot - Vol. 31: שמות (ג) Likkutei Sichot
Likutei Torah, Rosh Hashanah 63d (Part 2)
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Likutei Torah, Rosh Hashanah 63b (Part 1)
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Davening Creates New Realities
Likkutei Sichot - Vol. 29: ראש השנה ו' תשרי Rosh Hashanah Prayer Likkutei Sichot
Where Do Lonely People Go on Rosh Hashanah?
The question has followed me from New York to London, then Tokyo, and now even Haifa: Where is the Jewish table that always seems to have a place for me? In Israel, many of my dearest friends spend Shabbat and the holidays surrounded by their children, grandchildren, and even great-grandchildren.
Why Do People Visit the Cemetery Before Rosh Hashanah?
Many take time to visit the cemetery before Rosh Hashanah, following an old custom laid out in the Code of Jewish Law. What is the reason for this custom? Some explain that the cemetery is the resting place of the righteous, and prayers offered there are more readily accepted. Essentially, we are asking G‑d to grant us mercy in the merit of the righteous who lie there. But it goes deeper than that.
From Rooftops to Rowboats, Sound of Shofar Reaches Far and Wide
Rabbi Yosef Wolvovsky climbs onto the roof of a business in Glastonbury, Conn., lifts the shofar to his lips and lets the sound carry over the block below. Some mornings, he takes to the Connecticut River instead, blowing the horn from a boat as the notes travel across the water. Either way, people stop what they’re doing and listen to the unmistakable sound of the ram’s horn. It’s shofar season.
The Missing Shofar
There is something extraordinary about the way the new year, now almost upon us, will begin. Before we have done anything—before we have had a chance to make a resolution, repair a failure, climb a ladder, or become the person we hope to become—it will already be Shabbat. And on that first day of Rosh Hashanah, something will be missing. The shofar. Think about that. Rosh Hashanah without the shofar? The Torah calls Rosh Hashanah Yom Teruah. The shofar is the voice of the day.
The Extraordinary Power of Prayer
The Extraordinary Power of Prayer: Likutei Sichos vol. 29 Rosh Hashanah - Vav Tishrei The Talmud derives many laws of prayer from how Chana prayed. Explore what is unique in Chana’s prayer and why it serves as the ultimate model for prayer to bring real change. Handouts: Sicha class OUTLINE 29 Rosh Hashanah - Tishrei 6 Sicha in English 29 Rosh Hashanah - Tishrei 6 Related Text: