Issue #935
10 articles in this issue.
- What Happened to Netzarim Can Happen to Tel AvivSholom Ber Crombie · Crossroads · #935A small terrorist organization sitting in Gaza has managed to paralyze an entire country, something that all the Arab armies haven’t been able to do for over sixty years.
- Moshiach, the Rebbe, and the Entire GenerationParshas YisroSholom Ber Majeski · D'var Malchus · #1151In the same time period we have the revelation of all three [alluded to by the word “miyad,” spelled Mem-Yud-Daled]: Mem (stands for Moshiach),* Yud (stands for both names of my…
- Making a Dwelling for Hashem in MiniatureBeis Moshiach (staff) · Feature · #935For some people, yearning for the third Beis HaMikdash did not remain in the realm of emotional longing but drove them to undertake personal projects to create models of the Beis HaMikdash.
- A Gaon: In Torah, Avoda, and ChassidusMenachem Ziegelboim · Feature · #935R’ Dovid Chanzin passed away 11 years ago this summer. We present stories from the book about him written by Menachem Ziegelboim.
- It’s All About NetworkingBeis Moshiach (staff) · Geula Thought · #935“Bringing Geula to the world” sounds like too big a job, but the formula is pretty basic and quite simple: Connection.
- Progress in Study Is in the Student’s HandsBeis Moshiach (staff) · Letters From the Rebbe · #935A letter from the Rebbe offering some powerful advice to a young Beis Yaakov student experiencing difficulties in her studies.
- The Rebbe’s Shliach to Lead Georgian JewryBerger · Obituary · #935Under the watchful eye of the communist government, Chacham Moshe Michaelashvili went from house to house teaching Torah.
- Disillusionment with Moshiach’s Delay: Don’t Give Up!Parshas MaseiRabbi Greenberg · Parsha Thought · #935MULTIPLE JOURNEYS If there is one word that describes all of existence it is “journeys,” the subject and title of this week’s parsha— Massei.
- Ambassadors for MoshiachBeis Moshiach (staff) · Shlichus · #935When you ask R’ Yitzchok Weintraub what motivates him, he laughs and says he doesn’t know because he never thought about it. He says, “I always ask myself the opposite question.
- Mission AbroadBeis Moshiach (staff) · Tzivos Hashem · #935“Dear children,” began the afternoon teacher, “I’d like to announce that this year, the children of the upper grades will be going to camp in … Eretz Yisroel!”