Today's Torah study is dedicated in memory of
Rabbi Yonah Avtzon, ע"ה
Director of Sichos in English,
who shared so generously with the Chabad.org community
7th Yahrtzeit: 3 Shevat  | | Weathering centuries of pogroms, blood libels, Nazi massacres, and Soviet rule, the Jewish community of Ukraine has shown incredible resilience. By Yehuda Altein | | | | | |  | | Take a minute to see how well you know Moses, THE Leader of the Jewish people. By Menachem Posner | | | | | |  | | In what way are the laws of the Talmud "the wisdom and will of G-d"? What's so "wise" about the how to divide a garment that two people are fighting over? Why G-d would "will" the procedures for buying a donkey? By Tzvi Freeman | | | | | |  | | Let's address some of the questions commonly raised about an upshernish By Yehuda Shurpin | | | | | |  | | Rabbi Dr. Hertsel Simantov's life is anything but typical. Hear how he was raised in Kabul, educated in Israel, and ended up in Japan with the blessing of the Rebbe. By Hertsel Simantov | | | | | |  | | Marylyn embraced Shabbat observance and found a home within the Chabad community. But her faith was put to the ultimate test when her husband Eliot suffered a devastating 50-foot fall while hiking. Instead of despair, Marylyn's first words were gratitude: "Thank You, Hashem. He's alive now. Let's do this." With strength and clarity, she rallied her community with Tehillim, acts of tzedakah, and unwavering trust in G-d's plan. Marylyn's story is one of resilience, love, and the choice to see life's challenges as blessings in disguise. Through tragedy, she and Elliot discovered deeper spiritual practices, a renewed sense of purpose, and a powerful closeness to G-d. | | | | | |  | | The soul-stirring musical compositions elicited tears when I felt numb and lifted my spirits with their messages of hope and encouragement. By Atara Levine | | | | | |  | | My journey with chronic illness By Bruria Efune | | | | | |  | | Perhaps you don't deserve it, but neither did our fathers in Egypt—and G‑d was there for them. He'll be there for you, too. By Aharon Loschak | | | | | |  | | This episode reflects on how stories shape moral imagination, how freedom is learned through narrative, and why what we pass down matters as much as what we lived through. By Baila Olidort | | | | | |  | | Just days before his passing on the tenth of Shevat in 1950, Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneerson, the Rebbe's father-in-law and predecessor, published a discourse titled "Basi L'gani". The discourse expounds on many ideas from the Torah that highlight the importance of making this world a dwelling place for the Divine Presence of the Almighty. Living Torah | | | | | |  | | The twelfth installment of End the Cycle. By Elisha Pearl | | | | | |  | | The Rebbe's Private Counsel Installment 26 By Levi Shmotkin | | | | | |  | | New space deepens mikvah experience through art, depicting living waters from Creation to present day By Mendel Scheiner | | | | | |  | | Dutch chief rabbi is facing new challenges in his milestone year since his return, but remains undeterred By Mendel Scheiner | | | | | | | | |
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