SHAZAK: VaYishlach – Friend or Foe?
Watch this weeks Shazak Parsha Production, with its spellbinding audiovisual storytelling of the parsha and Shazak style animations.
Watch this weeks Shazak Parsha Production, with its spellbinding audiovisual storytelling of the parsha and Shazak style animations.

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More than 800 people turned out to celebrate Chai Lifeline at its National Gala on Monday, December 5, at Pier Sixty, New York City. The program, titled “An Evening of Heroes,” highlighted the critical work of Chai Lifeline.
Excitement is mounting for the first-ever regional Met @Chabad in-person event to be held in South Florida this coming Thursday, December 8.
The Aleph Institute has launched its #AloneButConnected campaign to B”EH raise $1M to support people who are isolated from the broader community: individuals incarcerated in prisons, members of the U.S. Armed Forces, and their loved ones left behind.
Orthodox Jewish Police officer working in the North Miami Beach Police Department, Officer Yehuda Topper, made a visit to Toras Emes School for an interactive presentation with the students.
This DIY duct tape dreidel Chanukkah craft for any age can hold all of your gelt. When you win make sure you put that gelt in your Hanukkah dreidel pouch.
As we celebrate the Year of Hakhel, join us in creating the Unity Menorah – a Menorah made of collective brushstrokes both real and virtual.
The Solomon Leadership Program’s Bal Harbor Chapter met this past week where teenagers heard from multiple speakers and joined interactive skill drills providing insight to important leadership knowledge.
Rabbonim and community leaders gathered for the annual Agudah Convention which began Thursday, starting off with Divrei Hisorirus and Chizuk.
When college sophomore Sam Salz runs out onto the football field, he does so wearing a kippah and with the No. 39 emblazoned on the back of his jersey. He chose 39 as a reminder of the lamed tet melachot, the 39 categories of work that are forbidden on Shabbat.