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Eli Landes
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Freelance Writer, Chabad.org
Fremont, New York
Beats
Mental Health , Catholicism, Poverty , Vatican, Social Justice , South Africa, Religion
I only rarely cover men's sports.
Content
By Eli Landes Verified| Chabad.org Verified In loving memory of Rabbi Tzvi Hakohen Kogan. How many times over the past 13 months have we asked: “How much more?” How much more do we have to cry? How much more do we have to lose? How much more will we have to go through before Moshiach comes—before war ends, before pain ends, before suffering and loss and grief end? And how many times have we asked ourselves, “What more can I do?”The answer is rooted in the Chanukah story.
By Eli Landes Verified| Chabad.org Verified Shema is the most well-known and arguably the most central prayer of Judaism. Jews have sacrificed their lives for millennia with the words of Shema Yisrael on their lips, and are praised as the people who “say Shema twice daily.”But—as we’ll see—Shema is far more than just a prayer (in fact much of our prayer service is not made up of what we think of as prayers in the conventional sense). To pray means to speak to G‑d.
By Eli Landes Verified| Chabad.org Verified In loving memory of Rabbi Tzvi Hakohen Kogan. How many times over the past 13 months have we asked: “How much more?” How much more do we have to cry? How much more do we have to lose? How much more will we have to go through before Moshiach comes—before war ends, before pain ends, before suffering and loss and grief end? And how many times have we asked ourselves, “What more can I do?”The answer is rooted in the Chanukah story.
Company Info
Chabad.org
Chabad.org is the official website of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement, a prominent Jewish organization founded in 1775. The movement emphasizes education, outreach, and community service, and Chabad.org serves as a central hub for sharing Jewish knowledge and resources globally. The website offers a variety of services, including extensive educational materials such as articles, videos, and courses on Jewish history and practices. It supports Chabad centers worldwide by promoting community programs and events. Additionally, Chabad.org provides news updates on Jewish events and issues, along with tools for prayer and study, including prayer times and holiday guides. Chabad.org caters to a diverse audience, including Jewish communities, educational institutions, and individual learners interested in Jewish culture and spirituality. It focuses on spreading Jewish knowledge and fostering community engagement.
New York, New York, United States
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Founded: 1993