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Tefillin When worn with kavannah (intention), tefillin carry the name of Hashem infusing us with strength, clarity, and divine connection.

They remind us who we are.

They protect.

They inspire awe in the nations.

In 1967, prior to the Six Day War, the Lubavitcher Rebbe zt’l started a Tefillin campaign.

He said, based on the Talmud, that “When one puts Tefillin on his head, he projects fear over our enemies wherever they are.”

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Those who choose destruction are choosing their own downfall.

But there’s another path—the path of partnership, coexistence, and blessing. That’s the vision of the Abraham Accords—rooted in Avraham Avinu’s legacy and alive today for those willing to hear Hashem’s call.

You don’t have to love Israel. But accept that we’re here—and we’re not going anywhere. Choose cooperation. Choose opportunity. Choose life.

Am Yisrael Chai. ✡🕊

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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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