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I am wondering what is the approach of Judaism to the observance of Thanksgiving holiday. Is it observed or recognized; if yes why, if no why?
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Why be religious? I mean, people go to Israel and depend on this trip to make them religious. But then what happens when they ask themselves, "Why be religous"? What do I answer?
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Rabbie has G-d forsaken me ime disabled and suffer with exterme pain in my mind and body i have no peace in my life is there anything you might suggest
On a state visit to China, PM Netanyahu with his wife Sara and their sons took time to meet the Shanghai Jewish community. Chabad representative Rabbi Sholom Greenberg greeted the PM and his family a the Jewish Refugee Museum in Shanghai.
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Grossman and his wife Esti, moved to Fargo in 2011, to serve as Chabad representatives to the state’s 500 Jews.
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An art exhibit honors the memory of Rabbi Aryeh Leib Kaplan, the first director of Chabad-Lubavitch in the historic northern Israeli city of Safed, while inspiring reflection for adults and children alike on the meaning of each Hebrew letter.
When everyone else hesitated, he jumped into the swirling sea.
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