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Parshat Beshalach: Gratitude-the Key to Joyful Life 

Parshat "Beshalach" centers on one of the most sublime moments in human history—the Song of the Sea (Shirat HaYam). Following years of enslavement in Egypt, and at the miraculous moment of salvation on the shores of the Red Sea, the Children of Israel burst into a song of praise and gratitude to the Creator of the world. The Song of the Sea was not sung only for the momentary miracle of the splitting of the sea, but for the entire journey of the People of Israel. The key to constant gratitude lies in the ability to look in the right way back at one’s past.

When a person pauses for a moment and honestly reflects on their life's path, they discover that even in the most difficult moments, the Hand of G-d was there. Those "coincidences" that saved us, those people who appeared…

📅 Wednesday, 28.01

⏰ 7:30 PM Israel

⏰ 12:30–12:40 PM EST

⏱ 10 minutes – LIVE

Join us for a live 10-minute interview between

For Chassidei Umot HaOlam | The Pious of the Nations of the World

📅 Thursday, 29.01

⏰ 10:15 AM (Israel Time)

📍 Zoom – Live Meeting

This Yud Shvat, we invite you to join us for a special Zoom Live gathering to mark the Nessiut (leadership) of the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, and to explore a powerful and timely question:

👉 Why is choosing a Rabbi and following authentic Torah leadership essential for our spiritual life?

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Learning the weekly Parashah with children is a great way to introduce Torah ideas and values at a young age. Here are the activity sheets for Parashah Shemot (recommended for 4-8 years old). Enjoy learning!

Parshat Bo: The Power of Choice

Parshat Bo discusses the final plagues and the removal of Pharaoh’s free will. After Pharaoh hardened his own heart during the initial plagues, the Creator punished him "measure for measure" and deprived him of the ability to choose good ("For I have hardened his heart"). The purpose of hardening his heart was to demonstrate to Pharaoh that he is not his own master, but rather a tool in the hands of Divine Providence. This leads to a fundamental question: Why was Pharaoh punished for refusing to free the Israelites once his ability to choose had been taken from him?

The reason for the removal of his power of choice was Pharaoh’s statement: "Who is the Lord that I should obey His voice?" which constitutes a dishonor for the Creator. The prohibition of blasphemy is one of the Seven Noahide Laws. The duty of a …