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At that moment, the waiter came with a huge silver tray bearing a whole roasted pig with an apple in its mouth. The rabbi looked up sheepishly at his congregants and said, “Wow—you order an apple in this place, and look how it’s served!”
VayeishevA rabbi was bothered by the fact that he had never been able to eat pork. He flew to a remote tropical island 
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MikeitzThis week we read of the dreams of Pharaoh, king of Egypt. When all the king's men and all the king's soothsay
ShemotWe never really know why things happen. Do we always deserve everything life throws at us, good or bad? Allow 
Vayikra"Sacrifice" is not a word one hears very often these days. It seems to pretty much have fallen out of our lexi
Chayei SaraOnce upon a time, a pious Jew was traveling through the countryside in Eastern Europe. He came to a shtetl whe
YitroThe locomotive was making its first appearance in a little town of old. No one had ever seen a horseless carri
VayishlachOf all the things we Jews observe in order to remember events in our historic past, surely one of the stranges
Beans and BirthrightsIn this week's parshah we read of the birth of twins to Isaac and Rebecca . Jacob and Esau are very different 
VayigashThe wisest of men said there is a time to weep, which implies that there will be occasions when weeping is ina
BeshalachHow important is tradition in Judaism? I don't just mean for the Fiddler on the Roof — I mean for me, you, and
Lech-LechaThe story is told of an encounter between two famous rabbis of yesteryear — Rabbi Elijah , the famed " Gaon " 
TerumahAnd in the beginning G‑d was homeless and so G‑d asked His people to set Him up with some digs. Where does it 
Acharei-KedoshimIf anyone was bent on convincing us that Torah was old-fashioned, this would be a good Parshah to prove it. Le
Feeling Stuck?Philosophers have long struggled with the great question of our freedom of choice on the one hand and our beli
MishpatimEveryone knows that Rome wasn't built in a day. There isn't a building site on earth where the contractor hasn
VayechiHis eyes are red with wine, and his teeth white with milk
BoThis week's Torah reading, the parshah of Bo (Exodus 10-13), describes the last plagues visited upon the Egypt
TetzavehToday, the walls of the ghetto no longer sequester us from the rest of society. We fraternize and do business 
Tazria-MetzoraIn this week's Torah reading we read all about the Kohen examining people to determine whether they were affli
Bereishit"And G‑d said, 'Let there be light.' And there was light" (Genesis 1:3)
VayakhelI'm fascinated by work, I could sit and watch it for hours...
VayeiraIs it a sin to argue with G‑d ? Is it sacrilegious to question the Divine? Well, Abraham did it. Not for himse
ShminiThis week's parshah, Shemini , introduces the Torah's dietary laws. Animals must chew their cud and have split
Ki TisaSo you think you're the first guy out there looking for G‑d? People have been searching for spirituality, expl
PekudeiTransparency and accountability — these are the new buzz words for 21st century corporate governance. No doubt
NoachThe world loves a hero. Every season, Hollywood has to invent new heroes and superheroes to fill the box offic
TzavSome people are bulldozers. They move mountains, conquer countries, achieve the seemingly impossible. But then
ChanukahI notice that lighting candles is a big part of Judaism. We light candles every Friday for Shabbat , we light 
Va'eiraSound like double trouble? Over-employment? The latest synagogue sitcom? Probably; but Jewish history is never
ChanukahThis question is as old as the holiday itself... If the pure oil which was found was enough for one day, then 
About UsRabbi Plotkin, born and raised in Montreal, Canada, received his first rabbinic degree from the Lubavitz Centr
Furniture Marketwe are pleased to announce that once again Chabad will have a show room at the furniture market providing the 
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