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UN General Assembly2026-09-24“Raise your head high. Be proud. Be confident. Don’t be intimidated. Stand up.”
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, addressing the United Nations General Assembly in New York: “So today I have one message for Jews around the world.”
Read ↗JTA2026-11-05El-Sayed’s Senate election has divided Michigan Jews. What will bring them together?
The senator-elect’s victory is forcing some of the state’s Jewish community to reassess their approach. -- The post El-Sayed’s Senate election has divided Michigan Jews. What will bring them together? appeared first on Jewish Telegraphic Agency .
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NCSY Midwest2026-02-06JSU Shabbaton: A Life-Changing Experience
Twenty-two Jewish public school teens from across the Twin Cities traveled to Chicago for the Midwest JSU Regional Shabbaton on MLK Weekend. They, along with peers from across the Midwest, had the chance to experience Jewish life and community like never before. Your support made this life-changing experience possible.
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NJOP2026-09-10A Taste of the Year to Come
From apples and honey to pomegranates and beets, the Rosh Hashana table turns our hopes for the New Year into something we can actually taste. What if your dinner could double as a prayer? On Rosh Hashana, it can. The Jewish New Year is known as Yom HaDin , the Day of Judgment , a time when we look back at the year that has passed and pray for blessing in the year ahead.
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Ohr Torah Stone2026-10-28Haftarat Parshat Vayera: Here I Am, My Son
Rabbi Dr. Kenneth Brander is President and Rosh HaYeshiva of Ohr Torah Stone Parshat Vayera and its haftarah tell two stories of a child granted through a miracle, brought to the brink of death, and ultimately returned to his parents. In a year when so many Israeli parents have watched their children go out to the front lines, these stories become our own in a way that is both excruciating and uplifting.
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OlamiCharlotte, United StatesCharlotte Torah Center
From weekly classes and spirited holiday celebrations to thoughtful discussions and shared meals, the Charlotte Torah Center has become a place where Judaism is experienced, not just studied. Every person who walks through our doors is welcomed with warmth, respect, and genuine curiosity. We believe that every Jew, regardless of background or level of knowledge, deserves the opportunity to explore the depth and beauty of their heritage in a supportive and non-judgmental environment.
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Aish2026-11-05OB-GYN Busts 10 Women's Health Myths
I've given birth to six children. I've been through pregnancy, postpartum, birth control, hormonal changes and all the wonderful things that come with being a woman. You'd think I'd know a thing or two about women's health by now. Apparently, I still have a lot to learn. I invited Dr. Elissa Hellman, a board-certified OB-GYN with 20 years of experience practicing on two continents, onto The Jamie Geller Show to bust 10 women's health myths.
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Breslev Israel2026-10-15Say Good Things About Hashem’s Children
Translated from Rabbi Arush’s feature article in the weekly Chut shel Chessed newsletter. The articles focus on his main message: “Loving others as yourself” and emuna. Despair Is Not an Option The social worker took a deep breath and said, “I realize that this will be difficult for you to hear this, but listen well. I have been testing and diagnosing at-risk youth for many years, and I have seen how they grow up. Your son will almost certainly become a criminal and cause much damage to our society.
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Breslov Research Institute2026-11-01The Blessing of Our Sister
ADAPTED FROM HIS AUDIO SHIURIM ON HALACHAH 39B AND 40A The blessing at the badeken Let us understand what happens at the badeken of the kallah . The chosson is brought to the kallah , and a veil is placed over her face. There is singing, there are people accompanying the chosson , and there is a special brachah . What is this whole ceremony for? Why are these particular words said? Before she is covered, the chosson first has to see the kallah , to see that this is the one.
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COLlive2026-11-08Shluchim Spend Kinus Shabbos at the Ohel
Hundreds of Shluchim from around the world in New York for the Kinus Hashluchim spent an inspiring and uplifting Shabbos at the Ohel in Queens with davening and farbrengens. Photos, Video
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ChabadCulver City, United StatesChabad of Culver City
With great passion for Judaism, my wife and I together with our 2 little children moved to Culver City, California to join the 220 Chabad centers in California, and 4,000 Chabad centers worldwide. Chabad in Culver City is a center for Jews of all backgrounds who want to learn more about their Jewish roots. Chabad offers a wide variety of educational and spiritual opportunities, including Torah classes and lectures, Shabbat dinners, and an array of family and social activities.
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JLIC2026-07-28JLIC to Launch New Program at the University of Florida, Opening Fall 2026
More than 80 Modern Orthodox students already call UF home. This Fall 2026, JLIC arrives to support them. JLIC, an initiative of the Orthodox Union, is now on campus at the University of Florida . Starting this Fall 2026 semester, JLIC will support the more than 80 Modern Orthodox students who call UF home, a number that grows every year. Many of these students arrive as Jewish Day School graduates, building a Jewish life far from home for the first time, with no Modern Orthodox community waiting for them.
Read ↗JTA2026-11-05Red tape, haircuts and hugs: Thousands of Lone Soldiers gather in Tel Aviv for ‘Errands Day’
For those serving who lack family in Israel, a partnership between Nefesh B’Nefesh, Friends of the Israel Defense Forces and the IDF bring together essential government, military and civilian services under one roof. -- The post Red tape, haircuts and hugs: Thousands of Lone Soldiers gather in Tel Aviv for ‘Errands Day’ appeared first on Jewish Telegraphic Agency .
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Machon Meir2026-09-02Rosh Hashanah in the Land of Israel
By HaRav Shmuel Eliahu, Chief Rabbi of Tzfat. The Zohar says that the essence of Rosh Hashanah is specifically in the Land of Israel, as it is written: “The Lord shall reign forever, your God, O Zion, from generation to generation, Hallelujah” (Psalms 146:10). The Zohar’s intention is connected to what is written in Psalms (89): “Fortunate is the nation that knows the teruah ; O Lord, in the light of Your countenance they shall walk.” The Zohar (III, 231b) points out that the verse does not say “those who hear the…
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NCSY2026-08-25An Unexpected Moment on the Flight to Israel
Dear NCSY Family, This summer, over 1,800 NCSY teens and staff traveled to Israel with EL AL, and some of the most meaningful moments happened in the spaces between the itinerary: on bus rides, in unexpected conversations, and even on the flight itself. They’re the unexpected moments that remind us a journey to Israel is about far more than the places we visit. It’s about the way we grow, the people we meet, and the impact we can have on those around us.
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NCSY Midwest2026-02-06What a Weekend!
Twenty-two Jewish public school teens from across the Twin Cities traveled to Chicago for the Midwest JSU Regional Shabbaton/Project Impact on MLK Weekend. They, along with peers from across the Midwest, had the chance to experience Jewish life and community like never before. The Shabbaton featured fun activities like snowtubing and a Bulls game; volunteer opportunities at Chesed Chicago, Hersh’s Fridge, Park Plaza and other local Jewish organizations; and a traditional Shabbat.
Read ↗NJOP2026-11-02Chayei Sarah 5787-2026
“A Match Made in Haran” (updated and revised from Chayei Sarah 5767-2006) by Rabbi Ephraim Buchwald In this week’s parasha, parashat Chayei Sarah, we read of Abraham’s determined efforts to find a wife for his beloved son Isaac, by sending his servant Eliezer back to Haran, Abraham’s homeland. It’s hard to believe that Abraham entrusts this vital responsibility to his Damascan servant, given the difficulty of the mission. Isaac, the prospective groom, is not just another boy on the block!
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Ohr Torah Stone2026-10-26A Place to Call Home: A New Path for Religious Women Serving in the IDF
Sirena Rubinoff | 26 October, 2026 Last year, while studying for the year in Israel, A. faced a decision that would change the course of her life. She could return to America, go to college, and enjoy the comfort of having her family close by. Or she could stay in Israel, thousands of miles away from home, and begin a new life that would start by serving in the Israel Defense Forces. She chose Israel.
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OlamiNew York City, United StatesChazaq
Our CHAZAQ PSTY Division has one unique goal – to give every Jewish Child the opportunity to receive a valuable Jewish education in a Yeshivah setting.
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Aish2026-11-08Beyond Motivation: The Hidden Skills Children Need to Thrive
What helps a child succeed? We often think of motivation, effort, consistency, and encouragement. We teach children what's expected, recognize their efforts, and encourage them to keep trying. And for many children, that works beautifully. But sometimes, despite understanding what's expected and genuinely wanting to succeed, a child continues to struggle. Homework becomes a daily battle. Getting out the door becomes a challenge. A simple request feels overwhelming. What are we missing?
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Breslev Israel2026-10-11The War of Gog and Magog Has Begun
The War of Gog and Magog didn’t begin with missiles, armies, or mushroom clouds. Its first attack comes through a constant assault on what we believe, what we permit, and what we call good—with its forces ultimately turning their weapons against the greatest Truth of all: Hashem is the Creator of our world. Everyone and everything trying to tear us away from God makes up today’s cabal of evil: a small, elite group using money and power to prevent us from being decent. They are the first wave of Gog and Magog.
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Breslov Research Institute2026-11-01The Pattern Of Our Lives
Do you often wonder when you will finally be able to catch your breath? Do you ever say to yourself, “I thought I was finally done with these issues”? Well, life isn’t so easy after all. But this is also nothing new; in fact, Abraham had some very difficult life issues of his own. Famine: There is a famine in Canaan. Abraham is forced to leave his land and go down to Egypt where his beautiful wife, Sarah, is abducted by Pharaoh himself.
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COLlive2026-11-06Erev Shabbos of the Kinus Hashluchim
Sights and scenes from preparations on Friday for Shabbos Chayei Sara 5787 in the Crown Heights neighborhood - Kan Tziva Hashem es Haberacha. Photos
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ChabadDana Point, United StatesChabad of Dana Point
Chabad of Dana Point is dedicated to strengthening and enhancing Jewish family life, providing an open door environment for every Jew regardless of background, philosophy, or level of observance.
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