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This month, which ends with Chanukah, is a happy time in Chabad tradition.
A gentle conversation in ordinary times can give everyone something precious: clarity.
While most slice their bread, there are indeed some who rip on Shabbat, and some do so just on Fridays. Here's why
After a massive heart attack, the Rebbe returned to public life.
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