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Parashat Ki Tavo — Hidabroot Oneg Shabbat, Weekly Kiruv Bulletin
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Amitai Chanaya
Why Serving God With Joy Is a “Great Form of Divine Service”
Maimonides teaches that joy is not merely an added emotion when performing mitzvot, but an essential part of serving God with love, gratitude, and wholehearted devotion
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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
Yonatan HaLevi
Don’t Know How to Pray? Just Start Talking
You don’t need the perfect words to speak to Hashem. Discover why sincerity, personal prayer, and opening your heart matter so deeply in Judaism.
Naama Green
The Last Two Shabbats of the Year: 10 Ways to Make Them Count
The final two Shabbats of the year carry special significance. Here are 10 simple things you can do on Thursday to prepare and enter Shabbat more calmly.
Rabbi David Fajerman
The Perfect Shabbat Trap: When High Expectations Steal Our Peace
Rabbi Chay Amar
Kiddush and Havdalah: How We Sanctify Shabbat
Amitai Chanaya
What Does Judaism Say About Those Who Return to Jewish Practice?
The Talmud and Rambam reveal the extraordinary spiritual status of those who return to Hashem, the transformative power of teshuvah, and why Judaism forbids reminding them of their past
Amitai Chanaya
Do Blessings in This World Reduce Our Reward in the World to Come?
The Kedushat Levi reveals a comforting lesson from the Torah: Hashem’s material blessings do not diminish our spiritual reward, but reflect His joy in bestowing goodness upon us.
Amitai Chanaya
The Three Foundations of Serving Hashem
Rabbi Menachem Jacobson
The Hidden Message of Bikkurim: Gratitude, Blessing, and Preparing for Rosh Hashanah
Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller Gottlieb
From the Rebbetzin's Shabbat Table - Parashat Ki Tavo
Rabbi Daniel Glatstein
Three Fascinating Insights Hidden in Parashat Ki Tavo
Yehosef Yaavetz
A Pesach Blood Libel: The Rabbi Who Fought to Save Benghazi’s Jews
Rabbi Eliyahu Lavi led Benghazi’s Jewish community through a terrifying Pesach blood libel in 1867, and preserved the story of their rescue for generations.
Shira Dabush (Cohen)
"I Refuse to Die From Fear”: Shiri Arazi’s Journey From Crisis to Faith
After financial collapse, years of searching, and a life-changing return to Judaism, Shiri Arazi found faith, marriage, and a new sense of home in Samaria
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