Shoftim: Do Not Fear?

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During Israel's War of Attrition, Moshe Dayan exhorted the troops not to be afraid, citing the Torah verse "Do not fear." The Rebbe highlights the end of the verse, which tells us why we should not fear.

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Beshalach: Antidote to Apathy

Ki Tavo: The “Right” Approach

Ki Teitzei: Peace Begins at Home

Shoftim: “Do not destroy”— When is it Allowed?

The Month of Elul: Demanding vs. Beseeching

20th of Av: Generosity Genes

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Shoftim: Do Not Fear?

During Israel's War of Attrition, Moshe Dayan exhorted the troops not to be afraid, citing the Torah verse "Do not fear." The Rebbe highlights the end of the verse, which tells us why we should not fear.

TEXTBOOK & ADVERTISING MATERIAL

english

Teaching aids

Beshalach: Antidote to Apathy

Ki Tavo: The “Right” Approach

Ki Teitzei: Peace Begins at Home

Shoftim: “Do not destroy”— When is it Allowed?

The Month of Elul: Demanding vs. Beseeching

20th of Av: Generosity Genes

A Project of The Shluchim Office

To access more of our services for Shluchim, visit our website shluchim.org

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