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Parashat Re'eh — Hidabroot Oneg Shabbat, Weekly Kiruv Bulletin
Parashat Re'eh - Hidabroot Oneg Shabbat for reading and download. Issue No.11
Noa Harel
Why Do I Still Feel Like an Outsider as a Baal Teshuva?
After years of spiritual growth, many baalei teshuva expect to feel at home in the observant community. Why does the sense of belonging sometimes remain elusive, and how can it be found?
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Torat HaChaim: Torah-Based Therapy and Rescue Support
How a faith-centered treatment center helps men and women heal emotionally, escape abusive relationships, and choose life for themselves and their children
Daniel Blass
How Was the Oral Torah Preserved for 1,000 Years Before It Was Written Down?
Discover the ancient tradition of memorization, the Torah's educational system, and the deeper purpose behind oral transmission
Shira Priant
The World Is Learning to Do Nothing: Judaism Has Shabbat
The Dutch concept of niksen teaches people to do nothing. Shabbat offers something far deeper than simply taking a break.
Rabbi Ofir Yitzhak Malka
Can You Reheat Food on Shabbat? 5 Common Questions Answered
Rabbi Erez Chazani
A Luxury Limousine on Shabbat? The Halachic Decision May Surprise You
Yam Sarah Kohen
Shabbat: Our Eternal Covenant With Hashem
Behalacha Ube'agadah
Honoring Your Parents: When Does Halacha Require You to Stand?
Honoring parents goes beyond words. Learn the halachot of standing for a father or mother and how this mitzvah applies in everyday situations.
Rabbi Amit Yakovitzky
A Failed Minyan and an Unexpected Fine: 2 Lessons From Shoftim
Two surprising encounters offer important lessons from Parashat Shoftim about overcoming division, giving charity, and changing the world through our own actions.
Yehosef Yaavetz
Rabbi Samson of Ostropol: The Kabbalist Killed in the 1648 Massacres
The remarkable story of rabbi samson of ostropol, the revered kabbalist whose mystical teachings, final prayers, and death al kiddush Hashem left a lasting legacy.
Inbal Idan
She Left a Difficult Home: But Never Stopped Honoring Her Parents
Despite a painful relationship with her parents, Odelia never stopped honoring them. Then her extraordinary respect touched someone who changed her life.
Siddur - Jewish Prayer Book
The Quick Prayer BookPrayer Book - Tefilon for the Sephardic CommunityVersions of Grace After MealsEthics of the FathersTraveler's Prayer - Smartphone Adapted
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Why Marriage Is About More Than Personal Happiness
Rabbi Yitzchok Fingerer