The event, organized by Chabad on Campus International, drew students from 176 universities across eight countries for three days of learning, socializing, and reflection on the explosion in antisemitism.
As a “grim battle for survival rages on,” public Shabbat celebrations “affirm our right to live as Jews, to be who we are, to celebrate our values with pride and confidence.”
Beatie Deutsch emphasizes that, despite pressure to compete, observing the Jewish day of rest is more important than any apparent opportunity to advance her athletic career.
'I hope that students realize that they can advocate for themselves and that the more there are observant Jews in the workplace, the more changes there will be to accommodate people like us.'
Shlomit Malka has been ranked as one of the top ten highest paid models in Israel, but her greatest claim to fame may come from sharing the beauty of the Sabbath with the world.
We can affect change in this world and influence the order of events. Our good deeds affect change for the better, and our misdeeds can affect change for the worse.
Watch this amazing footage of thousands of Jews dancing and singing around the 2,000-year-old structure after spending a beautiful Shabbat in the ancient city.
When Tisha b’Av falls on Shabbat and is thereby postponed, we are treated to a Divine 'wink' of sorts and merit to experience a 'taste' of the Messianic era.
United with Israel’s rabbinic director weighs in on lighting Shabbat candles in zero-gravity, discussing the unique requirements and opportunities posed by Israeli astronaut Eytan Stibbe’s groundbreaking holiday in outer space. By Pesach Benson, United With Israel Fire doesn’t burn in zero-gravity the way it does on Earth, so how will Israeli astronaut Eytan Stibbe light... Read more »
Rabbi Ari Enkin teaches you all about the Shabbat experience, including the beautiful, meaningful ritual of lighting Shabbat candles to usher in the Sabbath every Friday evening.
A survey of Israeli citizens and their religious beliefs reveals that they are mostly of a religious orientation and seek to maintain a Jewish lifestyle.
For bread to be considered kosher, regardless of its ingredients, it must be parve. This means that it may not contain any dairy or meat ingredients whatsoever.
Since Jerusalem, the hills of Judea and Samaria and the North have enjoyed an abundance of snow this year, a discussion on the white flurries in Torah law is in order.
Sephardi-style cholent, known as hamin, uses rice instead of beans and barley, and chicken instead of beef. A traditional Sephardi addition is whole eggs in the shell which turn brown overnight.
The Shabbos Project was a successful, spiritually uplifting event worldwide. Thousands upon thousands of Jews were inspired by an authentic Jewish Sabbath experience.
Excitement is building up for the 'Shabbat Project' event that is taking place worldwide October 24/25. If you never observed a Shabbat, now is the time to try! Learn more and help spread the word...
There is a huge global movement happening that is set to unite the Jewish people in observing the Sabbath according to Torah law. This video promotion focuses on the unity aspect of the movement.
There are so many lessons that we can learn from our forefather Jacob, including the value of time and proper work ethics, the value of effort and the reward of accomplishment. In Judaism there is no such thing as “killing time.” Remember that time is precious. Don’t ever waste a day or even a moment. Make all of your time in the world really count!
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