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Weekly Torah Portion
Mikeitz
Upcoming Holiday
Chanukah
Dec. 7 - Dec. 15
Weekly Magazine
10 Facts About Alexander “the Great” and the Jews
One of history's greatest conquerors, Alexander of Macedonia, interacted with the High Preist, Shimon HaTzaddik.
By Yehuda Altein
Take the Kippah Quiz
Do you know your kippot from your tzitzt?
By Menachem Posner
13 Chanukah (Hanukkah) Myths and Misconceptions
Who did the Maccabees fight? Did the Rabbis suppress Chanukah? Find out here!
By Menachem Posner
What’s Special About the Fifth Night of Chanukah?
This night is reserved for celebration and (extra) gelt. Here’s the reason why.
By Yehuda Shurpin
Light Over Loneliness: Chanukah Tips From a Single Mom
Two years post-divorce, I had passed the initial shock and grief stages of my marriage’s dissolution. But I hadn’t yet found the way to infuse my lonely, meaningless existence with a measure of joie de vivre.
By Avigail Rosenberg
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Daily Thought
Chanukah Forever
Our world today is built upon the foundations of two similar cultures: the Jewish and the Greek. Both treasured the world of ideas. Yet, to this day, they represent two worldviews, still locked in battle. To this day, we struggle: Does human dignity mean that our minds are the measure of all things? Or does it mean to be in the divine image, inextricably bound up with the Infinite that lies beyond the mind? The Greeks reached the pinnacle of intellect at their time. Their ideal was a world built upon the human...
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This Week's Parshah: Parshat Miketz
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  • What’s Special About the Fifth Night of Chanukah?This night is reserved for celebration and (extra) gelt. Here’s the reason why. Read More
  • You Can Be a “Hillel” MenorahThere are two approaches to Judaism, increasing the good or decreasing the bad. On Chanukah, and... Read More
  • Ephraim and Menasseh, Survive and ThriveLife Lessons From the Parshah - Miketz Read More
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