Beis Moshiach presents the maamer the Rebbe MH”M delivered on Yud-Alef Shvat 5718, in accordance with the custom established by the Rebbe to review each year a section of the Rebbe Rayatz’s hemshech “Basi L’Gani” of 5710. • This year we focus on the eighth section of the profound and foundational Chassidic discourse
When Pharaoh was disturbed by dreams that none of his subjects could decipher, Joseph successfully interpreted them as a warning of impending disaster.
Why did the Rebbe’s letter prevent the doctor from traveling to the USA to care for the Vizhnitzer Rebbe? * What brought Dr. Sorkin with his Yechi yarmulke to a press conference with the heads of the Litvishe Degel HaTorah party? * The story of Dr. Sorkin’s answer in the Igros Kodesh that was posted on theyeshivaworld.com. * The life story of Dr. Sorkin, from his childhood in Paris, his involvement in Chassidus, and the intensive spiritual care he provides in the intensive care unit that he has presided over for the past forty years
Rabbi Reuven Wolf, shliach in Los Angeles, California, gives his perspective on President Donald Trump’s recent declaration that the United States recognizes Yerushalayim as the capital city of Israel.
In 5736, the Rebbe sent ten bachurim to Seattle to open a yeshiva near the university. About 600,000 people lived in the city at the time, with 15,000 Jews. At the edge of town was a small religious community. Few Jews were registered in any Jewish organizations
Lighting a fire on a plane is a serious offense in the laws of air travel. The fact that a Chassid received permission to light a menorah, and to watch the lights for at least half an hour, is no less than a miracle. Here is how it happened:
R’ Moshe Simon was born in Petach Tikva. He went to the vocational school in Kfar Chabad. He married in 5746 and moved to Nachalat Har Chabad in Kiryat Malachi where he works as a teacher.
Selected Halachos from the “One Minute Halacha” project
The Rebbe’s shluchim, who are spread out all over the world working day and night to be mekarev Jews to Torah, t’shuva and mesirus nefesh, have much to tell about the miracles and salvation they see with their own eyes.
December 13, 2017