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Thank Israeli Soldiers:
http://thankisraelisoldiers.org/
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from Aish.comRabbi Noah Weinberg,
ztzl:
A Tribute
A wonderful
film about the late, great Rosh Yeshiva of Aish HaTorah
http://www.aish.com/rn/mm/56878697.html
First Yahrzeit Tribute
http://www.aish.com/rebNoach/mm/82246137.html
Rabbi Noah Weinberg of
Blessed Memory
Tributes
Eulogies His teachings
http://www.aish.com/rebNoach/
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Shaya Hits a Home Run - A True Story
http://www.aish.com/v/50574232.html
Watch this, change the way you
think.
Then, play it to your pupils, discuss it with them,
and change the way they think as well.
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Sorry
SORRY - a short Aish film
for Yom Kippur
http://www.aish.com/v/50012507.html
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Inspiration from the tragedy in Mumbai
Tragedy in
Mumbai. Main page at Chabad.org
http://www.chabad.org/special/campaigns/chabadindia/default.htm
What can I do? Do
a good deed and light up the world.
http://www.chabad.org/special/campaigns/chabadindia/mitzvot.htm
"In your merit, I
am a Jew."
A Letter Sent to Rabbi Rosenberg,
Father of Rivky Holtzberg
http://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/785085/jewish/In-Your-Merit-I-Am-a-Jew.htm
Senseless Love, by
Chana Weisberg:
a stirring film, inspired by the Mumbai tragedy
http://www.chabad.org/blogs/blog_cdo/aid/779256/jewish/Senseless-Love.htm
Various works by Chana
Weisberg
http://www.chabad.org/search/keyword_cdo/kid/1691/jewish/Weisberg-Chana.htm
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Chief Rabbi Lau: a short autobiographical film
http://www.aish.com/heroesOfIsrael/heroesOfIsraelDefault/Chief_Rabbi_Lau.asp
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Achieving Change Through Torah
http://www.actt613.org/
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Recommendation from the Links page:
Simple to Remember.com
http://www.simpletoremember.com/index.htm
This is a fantastic collection of easy
links to all kinds of material on Judaism.
See the free audio downloads, including:
The
new complete Free Rabbi Akiva Tatz MP3 library:
"The Julian Solomon Library" ~
With permission from Rabbi Tatz.
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Video: the LagBa'Omer celebrations at Meron
Tzidkat
Rashbi Lag B'Omer in Miron
This wonderful
video
about the LagBa'Omer celebrations at Meron
highlights the incredible scale
of the event,
the enormous joy
of the participants,
the great atmosphere of achdut
~ togetherness ~
...and, of course, so much
food!
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Rabbi Hershel Schacter, former president
of the Rabbinical Council of America,
tells of coming along with the Rav, Rabbi Yosef Ber Soloveitchik,
ztzl,
to visit the Lubavitcher Rebbe, ztzl, in 1980.
The
Rav, ztzl, meets the Rebbe, ztzl
www.chabad.org
Studying in Berlin at the same time with
the Rebbe, ztzl,
was Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveichik, ztzl;
his students heard from him about his encounters with the Rebbe,
ztzl, in Berlin.
Three
of his students tell of these encounters.
www.chabad.org
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The
Animated Talmud
A beautiful resource for introducing
students to Torah SheB'Al Peh ~
Breathtaking clarity, simplicity; exceptional quality; rich
content;
delightful to watch, unique resource and learning tool.
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from The New York Times
The
Shimon Waronker Story
Teachers: Watch this,
or click here
and then this.
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Nechama Leibowitz:
Personal Reflections
Nechama
Leibowitz: Personal Reflections
by Rabbi Ian Shaffer
- A brief summary of the life and
contribution
of Nechama Leibowitz to the world of Torah study.
- Why did Moshe break the tablets?
- The comments of Rav Abramsky zal
and Rav Ovadiah Yosef Shlita.
Source
at YU Torah Online
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article
mp3
"The Torah is aware of its
uniqueness and unabashedly offers this challenge to every Jew
who has lived since Sinai:
You might inquire about times long
past, going back to the time God created man on earth
[exploring] one end of the heavens to the other. See if
anything as great as this has ever happened, or if the like
has ever been heard. Has any nation ever heard God speaking
out of fire, as you have, and still survived? (Devarim
4:32–33)"
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Footage from the Rebbe’s 1985
gathering in celebration of the birthdate (in 1880) of his
father-in-law, the Sixth Lubavitcher Rebbe, R. Yosef Yitzchak
Schneersohn, and the Sixth Rebbe’s release from Soviet
incarceration (1927). The Sixth Rebbe was imprisoned for
spreading Judaism in the Soviet Union.
Look at the programme to the right
of the film to see the event's structure.
This is an extraordinary recording, informative and
compelling.
I'm not a 'Chabadnik,' but one does not need to be one to
appreciate the Rebbe's Torah greatness and purity of spirit, and
be impressed with his energy and stamina.
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