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Can archeology provide a clue?
About 150 years ago, archeologists identified the location of Shushan as the current village of Shush in today’s Iran. It is also known as Susa.
And other interesting Q&A from our Chabad.org inbox (Installment #2)
Every week, our “Ask the Rabbi” inbox is full of questions. We never know what to expect; the questions are as diverse as the Jewish people! Here is a sampling of some of the recent questions we’ve been asked (with all identifying information removed): Ca...
The Meaning of the Names of the Bibas Boys
Kfir and Ariel Bibas were kidnapped on October 7, together with their mother, Shiri, and taken to Gaza, where they were brutally murdered. With their red hair and winning smiles, these boys captured our hearts, and the final news of their death was devast...
The halachic and kabbalistic rationale for washing three times.
And other interesting Q&A from our Chabad.org inbox (Installment #1)
Every week, our “Ask the Rabbi” inbox is full of questions. We never know what to expect; the questions are as diverse as the Jewish people! Here is a sampling of some of the recent questions we’ve been asked (with all identifying information removed): Ca...
After enduring the devastation of the Ten Plagues, what sense did it make for the Egyptians to pursue the Israelites?
When did Abraham pay a tariff?
The Scholar Who Became a Physician
Rabbi Moshe ben Maimon (1138-1204), better known as Maimonides or Rambam, stands as one of history's most remarkable figures. While he's primarily celebrated for his groundbreaking works in Jewish law and philosophy, including the Mishneh Torah and Guide ...
Is this a recommended custom?
Do you need to light an additional candle going forward?
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