PARSHAT MIKETZ December 27-28, 2024 / 27 Kislev 5785 THIS SHABBAT Shabbat Chanukah, Mevarchim HaChodesh for the month of Tevet SPECIAL DAYS Rosh Chodesh Tevet is celebrated on Tuesday, December 31, and Wednesday, January 1. Chanukah is celebrated through Thursday, January 2. | | | FEATURED | | | | The World Is Ready | Rabbi Moshe Hauer | Rav Mordechai Gifter ztz"l once invited a younger student into his office. The bochur was worried about what he may have done wrong and figured that the Rosh Yeshivah might have learned of his interest in Chabad chassidus and disapproved. Rav Gifter invited him to sit down, placed two shot glasses on his desk, and poured them both l'chayims. | | | | A Light Among the Nations | | | | When Torah Meets Technology | In 2018, Rabbi Moshe Schwed, Director of All Torah, faced the challenge of merging Daf Yomi with cutting-edge technology to make Torah learning accessible worldwide. What began as a single app has grown into a revolutionary network of apps, with over 185,000 downloads. On this episode of Oh, You?, Rabbi Schwed joins EVP and COO Rabbi Dr. Josh Joseph to share his journey into the digital age, the challenges and opportunities it presents, and the transformative power of following Hashem's guidance. | | | AROUND THE OU | | | OU Mourns the Passing of Dr. Felix Glaubach, z"l | Dr. Felix Glaubach, z"l, was a beloved and visionary philanthropist and leader in the Jewish community. Felix's unwavering commitment to nurturing future generations of Jewish leaders through initiatives like NCSY's Shevet Glaubach Fellowship has left an indelible mark on countless lives. | Read on LinkedIn | | | UPCOMING EVENTS | | Women's Initiative | Chanukah Ideas and Inspiration | Speakers include Elana Kaplan, Ayelet Lehmann on Tuesday, December 31, at 12 pm EST and Jodi Stender on Thursday, January 2, at 12 pm EST | Read More | | | TORAH | | | Rabbi Moshe Hauer | Preserving Today's Chanukah Miracle | In his account of the story of Chanukah, Rambam chooses to accent an element of the triumph over the Greeks – the restoration of Jewish sovereignty – not previously noted in the Talmud's telling of that story. | Read More | | | | Rebbetzin Dr. Adina Shmidman | The Call of the Grapevine and Fig Tree | In this week's haftorah, the Navi speaks of a time when the Jewish people will experience remarkable financial success. Zechariah describes a vision of a person under a grapevine and another under a fig tree, reflecting the bounty of the Jewish people. | Read More | | | |
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