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The eyes of the world are fixed upon the Jewish people. We have competed with the greatest empires in history. Where are they and where are we? We appear in the headlines of all forms of news media, and we are on the lips of world leaders daily.
Like it or not, We are relevant. 
Ohr Somayach presents four of the worlds greatest Jewish thinkers in our generation, Rabbi Nota Schiller, Rabbi Dr. Yitzchak Breitowitz, Rabbi Dr. Dovid Gottleib, and Rabbi Lipa Geldwerth who explain why our eyes, filled with tears, are fixed upon Jerusalem and ask,  “Why We Weep”.

HaRav Shmuel Kamenetsky shlit”a asked, “Is the mitzvah of V’ahavta L’reiacha Kamocha too demanding for us??”
This Tisha B’Av, acquire practical tools to improve in the area of loving your fellow Jew as you love yourself. Your life will and the lives of others will be changed forever.
Join over 50,000 people in 700 locations, in 16 countries around the world, who have all come to trust Chofetz Chaim Heritage Foundation to bring them a quality presentation that lasts throughout the year.
It’s no mystery. Hashem tells us clearly how He wants the Jewish people to live, as families, as neighbors, and as friends- with love.
And not just with love, but with a love so expansive that the needs and cares of others matter as much to us as do our personal concerns.

The Common Thread – a compelling, inspirational film by Hashkifa, is guaranteed to transform your Tisha B’Av.

Founded by Rabbi Yoel Gold, Hashkifa touches the lives of hundreds of thousands of viewers around the globe by harnessing the power of storytelling and technology to inspire today’s generation.

We anticipate that this production will similarly impact you and your community and will evoke recognition of the hashgacha in our lives, and how we stand as a nation, governed by Divine Providence.

To purchase film or for more info. please visit Hashkifa.com
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CAN ONE MAN CHANGE THE WORLD?
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Onlookers around the world were inspired nearly thirty years ago when a young Rabbi Shalom Silam made the decision to leave the prestigious Maccabi pro-soccer team to pursue the Torah. For years Silam studied, until he reached his true passion: helping & inspiring others. He quickly became a beloved kiruv rabbi, an inspirational figure who has devoted his life to making Torah & mitzvos accessible to others.

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For most, the Jewish experience is rooted in family, support, and community. For many converts, however, choosing to go in the way of Torah is choosing a life of isolation. Many gerim face disapproval and even abandonment from their non-Jewish families. They then enter into the Torah-observant community, where they are embraced by some, and shunned by others. Bravely, defiantly, they choose to follow their dreams. One such person is Rvika Zitoni, a 26-year-old currently living in Jerusalem.

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We cried. We davened. We moved on.
But Rabbi Bauman’s family still needs our help.
The tragic disappearance and passing of Rabbi Reuven Bauman zt”l  gripped us all.
This young, vibrant and loving husband, father, rebbi and friend made the ultimate sacrifice. At the tender age of 35, Rabbi Bauman gave his life in order to save the lives of his talmidim.

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Family and friends poured in to join the Yankovitch family for the second time this summer, after the birth of their 10th child, a healthy baby girl. The last time they congregated, however, was following a tragedy: 2 months ago, Avi Yankovitch, then father of 9 and now father of 10 children, passed away suddenly from a heart attack. The whirlwind of sudden death and now new life has sent the family into a state of chaos.
In addition to being a beloved father & husband, Avi owned a catering business and was a Hatzolah volunteer. His warm smile was contagious, and his love for singing brought joy to those around him. Avi’s death was a major shock, as he was just 36 years old.

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