In the shadow of heartbreak, a flicker of hope has emerged.
Just days after the horrific attack that claimed the life of Tzeela Gez (z”l), her family has announced the name of the child she never got to hold: Ravid Chaim.
His name carries a world of meaning — and a nation’s prayers.
“Ravid”, a name that Tzeela herself cherished, – a fitting tribute to the soul who gave so much light to the world. “Chaim”, meaning life, was added as a prayer — a cry from the depths of grief that this baby, born into sorrow, should live, grow, and thrive.

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Marriage Certificate written in Judeo-Arabic and signed by Rabbi Meir Abuchatzeira during his tenure as Rav of Erfoud, Morocco.
Rabbi Yehuda Simchon and Rabbi Masoud Mallul signed as witnesses and their signatures are followed by the handwritten signature of the Baba Meir.

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Rabbi Yosef Karo merited having an angel sent to him to reveal the secrets of Torah and the wisdom of Kabbalah along with other “astounding teachings”. The Maggid told the Beis Yosef that Eliyahu Hanavi would appear to him to teach him Torah, and further described to him how they rejoice with him in the Heavenly Yeshivah.
The Maggid ordered Rabbi Yosef Karo to write down everything he would reveal.

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In 1946, entry permits to the United States began arriving for the students of the Mir Yeshiva, who had been in exile in Shanghai throughout the years of the Second World War.

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At the conclusion of the letter, the Rebbe added a remarkable blessing in his own handwriting:

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Admor Harav Shlomo Halberstam of Bobov (1908-2000) was the son of Harav Bentzion the Kedushas Tzion of Bobov — son of Harav Shlomo of Bobov

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Segulah sefer – Chumash Devarim with Heichal HaBrachah commentary including Megillas Eichah and Koheles.

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The Reform Movement’s Legal Campaign Against Religious Life in Eretz Yisroel
By: Dovid Gold

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Confident. Emotionally grounded. Rooted in Torah. That’s the kind of child every parent dreams of raising — and in this powerful course, renowned psychotherapist and best-selling author Dr. David Lieberman gives you the tools to make it happen.

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In these difficult times, Maran HaGaon Rabbi Moshe Sternbuch shlit”a issues an exceptional call for hatzalas nefashos – saving lives. He asks anyone who is able to donate 1,000 shekels ($300) to a special rescue fund, and promises: “Whoever gives will be blessed from Heaven with many yeshuos. More than that, I cannot say.” Maran adds that he hasn’t heard of a mitzvah like this in a long time, and gives a heartfelt blessing: “HaKadosh Baruch Hu will remove parnassah (livelihood) worries from him.” This is a rare opportunity to take part in a great mitzvah and help save lives – with the personal assurance and blessing of the Posek HaDor.