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Do Jews Believe in Heaven or Reincarnation (or Both)?
Some think reincarnation is like repeating a year at school: while some souls graduate to the next world, others are sent right back down to rectify things.
By Aron Moss
Why Do Some Jews Not Say Eulogies?
A eulogy honors the deceased and celebrates all the beautiful deeds and qualities he or she possessed. Why is this not done in Chabad?
By Menachem Mendel Wineberg
9 Jewish Works Written in Prison or Confinement
The Jewish people have never stopped studying Torah. Regardless of whether we’ve lived in times of prosperity or persecution . . .
by Yehuda Shurpin
11 Facts About the Month of Tevet Every Jew Should Know
The 10th month on the Jewish calendar, Tevet occurs in the wintertime. In fact, the entire winter season is sometimes called tekufat (season of) Tevet in Jewish tradition.
By Menachem Posner
10 Things Your Orthodox Jewish Coworker Wishes You Knew
If there is something I do that’s strange, or something you read about in the news that you don’t quite understand, just ask me.
By Menachem Posner
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