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Jews and Muslims share a common father, Avraham.

While history has seen conflict between the children of Yitzchak and Yishmael, Jewish teachings hint at a future of unity.

A time when the Ishmaelites will recognize the covenant with Yitzchak…

And together, side by side, as family—usher in peace for the world.

There’s hope. And it’s rooted in our shared beginnings.

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B"H An ancient Jewish prophecy tells of a time before the Final Redemption,

A regime from Persia (modern-day Iran) will rise and threaten to destroy the world.

But Hashem promises — the redemption will come.

Not through pain. Not through war. But through light, unity, and divine mercy.

Now is the time to act. To pray. To do good.

To stand together — and help bring the world to its highest purpose.

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We often talk about motherly love, but what about fatherly love?

It’s not just about affection. It’s about guidance, mentorship, and helping us grow into our potential.

Just like a father encourages his child to rise, build, and contribute—so too does God guide us with love and purpose.

Both motherly and fatherly love shape who we become. We need both. 💙✨

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Rise like a lion 🦁

Waking up early isn’t just a mitzvah—it’s a mindset.

Not just for the sake of observance, but to live fully, knowing you have a mission in this world.

From setting your alarm across the room to imagining you’ve got a meeting with the King

These small shifts can change everything.

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One of the greatest sins in the world?

Public humiliation.

The Talmud teaches it’s better to throw yourself into a fiery furnace than to embarrass someone.

That’s how seriously our Torah takes the power of words.

Because humiliating someone is like spilling their blood it can kill their spirit.💔

Let’s be more careful. More radiant. More kind.

Let’s use our words to lift others up and help them see their own greatness. ✨

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What makes a friendship truly deep and lasting? 💫 According to Jewish wisdom, it’s not just shared laughs it’s shared values.

Torah conversations Doing mitzvos together Giving & receiving meaningful advice

This is the heart of real connection.

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There’s a misconception that only rabbis or scholars can teach Torah.

But the truth? The Torah was given to every Jewish soul.

Each of us carries a unique spark of Torah something that resonates deeply within us and it’s not just a privilege to share it, it’s a responsibility.

This is the essence of Torat Chesed—teaching Torah as an act of love and kindness.

The greatest leaders of our people taught: If you know a little, teach a little.

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On Shavuot, we don’t just remember, we relive.

Every soul stood at Sinai. The revelation wasn’t a story it’s our story. A forever connection between us and Hashem.

We received the Torah as one nation, like one person with one heart. Unity was the vessel for Divine presence then—and it still is now.

The Ten Commandments aren’t just rules. They’re deep calls to live with love, purpose, and connection to Hashem, and to each other.

Let’s receive the Torah this Shavuot with awareness, unity, and open hearts.

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Shavuot is more than a holiday, it’s a wedding between us and Hashem.

Shavuot is about finding the people who help us access our truest selves and our unique piece of the Torah. ✨

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