| It's an ancient Jewish tradition, dating back to Abraham himself. | | | | |
| The smooth and easy times may be pleasant, but the riches of life come when things take hard work. By Aron Moss | | | | |
| Ezekiel spent the bulk of his life in Babylonia, where he envisioned most of his prophecies. By Yehuda Altein and Alex Heppenheimer | | | | |
| Early educator in the U.S. and longtime emissary of the Rebbe to Melbourne By Menachem Posner | | | | |
| Rabbi Menachem Kutner talks about the work of Chabad Terror Victims Project By Carin M. Smilk | | | | |
| Chabad emissaries' unique celebration and video for their son with special needs By Howard Blas | | | | |
| As I've grown older, I have tried to control my temper better and been fairly successful. Unfortunately, there's one area of my life where I find this infinitely challenging. By Rosally Saltsman | | | | |
| Cats sometimes show a wild feral side that makes you wonder: Are cats really happy about being domestic animals? Which, by the way, is a question we might raise about ourselves; a question raised by Chassidut. By Michael Chighel | | | | |
| Although he may not feel it, every journey in a Jew's life is ordained by his Creator and part of his Godly mission. | | | | |
| When the two neighbors would pass each other in the yard, the scholar would throw the crass materialist a look of contempt and hurry on to his holy pursuits. By Yanki Tauber | | | | |
| After all that had happened – the miracles, the exodus, the division of the sea, food from heaven, water from a rock, the revelation at Sinai and the covenant that went with it – the people, yet again, were complaining about the food. And not because they were hungry; merely because they were bored. By Rabbi Jonathan Sacks | | | | |
| Enjoy four short thoughts and a video adapted from the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe on Parshat Behaalotecha. Compiled by Mordechai Rubin | | | | |
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