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Do girls need a yarmulke? 👀 Walking with my daughters, I asked them… and they proudly said, ‘Nope!’ In Judaism, men cover their heads to stay mindful of Hashem’s presence above us at all times. But our sages teach that women and girls are born with a naturally higher spiritual awareness — an inner sensitivity that doesn’t need the same reminder. Such a beautiful part of Torah: different roles, equal holiness, unique strengths. ✨ #JewishWisdom #Chabad #TorahThoughts

During my trip to Israel I had the opportunity to stop the Kollel at Rachel's Tomb in Bethlehem.#israelinstagram #israeltiktok #travelisrael #kollel #rachelstomb #bethlahem #jewishwisdom #talmudic #israeltoday

the short but long way or the long but short way? #talmud #jewishwisdom #storytimefun #storytimes

Let's clear up the confusion around the term "chosen people." 🤯 It absolutely doesn't mean we're better than anyone else! The Jewish concept of being 'chosen' is one of heavy responsibility and service, not privilege. We were chosen to be the spiritual shepherds, to take the message of God's Torah—the world's guidebook—and be a "light to the nations." ✨ It's a heavy burden because our service impacts the entire world. It's a badge of service, not a badge of honor. What responsibility do you feel called to serve in the world? #ChosenPeople #JewishWisdom #Misconception #SpiritualShepherds #LightToTheNations #Responsibility #ServiceOverStatus #RabbiRaps

How to celebrate Thanksgiving when life sucks When life feels heavy, gratitude can feel impossible — and yet Judaism teaches that it’s exactly in those moments that thanksgiving has the greatest power. The Talmud says to bless Hashem even in the hard times, and the Psalms remind us that gratitude is the gateway to coming closer to Him. The Zohar adds that when we awaken thanks below, blessing is awakens Above. This Thanksgiving, don’t deny your struggle. Honor it. And then look for one tiny spark to thank Hashem for. Even a small “thank You” can open doors you didn’t know existed. 🌅✨ #JewishWisdom #Chabad #Gratitude #faith