March 12, 2025

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Sivan Rahav Meir

Articles by Sivan Rahav Meir

The Land Is Very, Very Good

How do we remain optimistic when those around us despair? In this week’s Torah portion, only two of the 12 spies — Yehoshua and Kalev

Devotion

In this week’s Torah portion, Behaalotecha, the parsha opens with a mission that is not only about lighting, but about enlightening too. Aharon HaKohen receives

Heroism Comes in Many Forms

Remembering Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky, z”l Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky, a towering figure in the Jewish world, passed away last Thursday at the age of 74, leaving

We Are One Family

“Have you heard of Moshe Ben Porat?” I receive many such inquiries, but this one startled me. “We are writing a Torah scroll in memory

The Power of Remembrance

Strengthening Others in a Big Way Eden is the sister of IDF Sergeant Roi Dawy, who fell in battle in Gaza. She made sure that

The Season of Pesach

Have You Heard About Birkat Ha’Ilanot? Have you heard about Birkat Ha’Ilanot, the bracha over trees? We recited it yesterday in Jerusalem and anyone can

Our Tefillot Make an Impact

Remember the Seventh Day Boaz Klein, a Chabad emissary in Bariloche, Argentina, wrote to me that while thousands of Israelis pass through their Chabad House