Listen to an episode of Zichronos from the Rebbe by Rabbi Michael A. Zeligson. “Commemorating the two days of the liberation 12-13 of Tamuz, this series features and discusses the events of the arrest and the liberation of the Previous Rebbe” • Listen

Now, for the first time, Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz presents Shiurim in English on all five Mugah Ma’amarim, the Rebbe was magia for the Chag Hageulah of Yud Beis-Yud Gimmel Tammuz • Full Story, Watch

Redeem My Soul in Peace: Listen, learn, and enjoy a Maamar of the Rebbe “Padah B’Shalom” 5741, in Honor of Yud Beis-Yud Gimmel Tammuz and Shabbos Parshas Balak. By Shliach Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz • Watch

A shady prophet, a talking donkey, and somehow… the clearest sign of Moshiach?! • Full Article 

Prof. Shimon Silman writes: Remember the story (משל) of the Mountain of Faith? The scientists struggled and climbed up the mountain for years, falling and getting up and finally reaching the top where they excitedly informed the believers who were sitting there that they, the scientists, finally reached the top of the mountain where they can announce that they too have come to believe in G-d. The believers responded to them, saying, “Yeah? Well, we’ve been here all the time!” • Full Article

Rabbi YY Jacobson: It is a strange episode — in this week’s portion of Chukas. When poisonous snakes attack the Jews in the desert, G-d instructs Moses to fashion a special healing instrument: a pole topped with the form of a snake. Moses sculpted a snake of copper and duly placed it on top of a pole. Those who had been afflicted by the snake bite would gaze on the serpentine image on the pole and be cured • Full Article

In connection with July 4th, the birthday of the United States – Independence Day, we are presenting a letter from the Rebbe MH”M to President George Bush. In the letter the Rebbe specifically relates to July 4th • Full Letter

In honor of Shabbos Parshas Chukas, the Machon Lehafotzas Toraso Shel Moshiach has released a pamphlet containing the Farbrengen from Shabbos Parsha Chukas, 10 Tamuz, 5745. It includes a Yuman by Rabbi Meir Harlig from Tishrei 5745, and another by one of the Temimim from Tishrei 5751 • Download now

This week’s Torah portion tells of the passing of Aaron and Miriam, whose merit brought miraculous clouds and water to the Jewish people in the desert—blessings later restored through Moshe. But what does that mean for us today, when we have neither clouds of glory nor water from a rock? • By Rabbi Tuvia Bolton • Full Article

Question: My wife and I got married with shared values—building a Torah home together. But after our third child, things changed. I became overwhelmed with work, and she felt alone with the kids. She started snapping, and I withdrew. We’re fulfilling our obligations, but the warmth is gone. The longer we’re married, the more distant we feel, as if the connection between us is quietly fading. In fact, she once said, “I feel invisible.” How does a couple lose their connection, and how do we rebuild the connection we’ve lost? • Aharon Schmidt replies, from the Living Jewish’s Farbrengen column • Read More