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Love your neighbor as yourself” isn’t always easy. The Torah teaches us that to truly love others, we first have to deal with the feelings of anger or resentment we’re holding inside.

Instead of bottling it up, we’re taught to communicate openly and constructively — to address the behavior without attacking the person.

This kind of honest conversation can open the door to understanding, healing, and even deeper connection. ❤

➡ Have you ever experienced a relationship grow stronger after a hard but honest conversation?

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The Role of Gentiles in the Jewish Homeland 🇮🇱

What does it mean to be a ger toshav, a righteous non-Jew living in Israel under Jewish sovereignty?

The Druze community is a powerful example of this today: serving in the army, in government, and standing as true partners in Israel’s vision.

Our hearts are with the Druze.

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During the Three Weeks, from the 17th of Tammuz to Tisha B’Av, we mourn the destruction of the First and Second Temples and long for the ultimate redemption.

It’s a time to reflect on the deep spiritual connection our ancestors felt in the Temple and to rebuild that longing in our own hearts.

Let’s take a few moments each day to pray for peace, unity, and the rebuilding of the Third Temple. To watch Torah Thoughts in video format, click HERE

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