In Hashem’s wonderful love for us, He gives us the gift of teshuva to return to Him. By stirring our hearts to repentance, and even more so when we bring other Jews to Hashem, we win over His mercy for all the people of Israel.
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Jewish victory in warfare was never about manpower, money, or military. We often fight at a severe disadvantage so Hashem can show the world that it is Him alone Who fights our enemies.
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Don’t Let Yourself Drown!
It’s our choice whether we drown in the evil of the world around us, and drown in fear, anxiety, depression and more...
The Timely Task
"You gave me the message from the Creator that will accompany me and give me strength during the difficult days of battle that await me…” More and more Jews are feeling the thirst for Hashem. Each one of us must reach out to our fellow and draw him closer. A MUST READ!!
Breaking News!
Imagine a news website with only a single article, whose headline was an apology to the readers that there was nothing newsworthy to report that day… Read the Kalever Rebbe’s "breaking news” about the news.
All Hands on Deck
Why is it that some of the most tragic events have occurred on Shabbat or holidays? They remind us that, despite moments of joy, repentance is as important as ever. Now, more than ever, we need an all-hands-on-deck approach.
The Call to Lips
Our soldiers are the best of the best. They use the most advanced weaponry. But there’s one essential element in our war arsenal that, if missing, means certain defeat...
To See Our Brothers and Sisters
The Jewish people around the world are suffering deeply, either from the tragedies of the massacre and ensuing war, or from rising antisemitism. Who can remain indifferent – but what can we do? Rabbi Arush gives two ways to help our brothers.
Close Your Eyes – and See
Close your eyes to the physical world, and open them to Hashem - simple advice that will change your life, send you miracles and salvations, and help bring the Redemption!
The Mission of Every Jew
Since October 7, there hasn’t been a specific hero who turned the tide of the war. Thousands of acts performed by hundreds of thousands of soldiers are moving us, inch by inch, to victory. Every Jew (yes, YOU!) is a warrior in this spiritual battle.
Geula: Lesson #1
Sometimes, our internal wars with each other make the Geula seem more remote than ever! What's the point of praying for Redemption when we hate each other? Rabbi Arush shows why we absolutely must believe that Hashem will redeem us if we cry out.
Cry Out to Hashem Until Redemption
We want to cry out. That is what every one of us felt when we heard about the terrible massacre on Simchat Torah. That is what we feel every day when we wake up to the painful news of yet more Jewish blood being spilt. We want to scream: “Father, enough! Father, until when?!”
End the Shame
We don't need Mashiach to come to solve our problems. We need Mashiach to come so that Hashem's glory will be fully revealed and the desecration of His Name will end.
Safe in the Shadow
The Oct 7 massacre clearly pointed out our vulnerabilities. But it also showed that those who live in the shadow of Hashem enjoy His protection. Why take the risk?
We Will Remain Strong!
Our distress is deep and difficult, and it is only natural to feel rage towards different groups, the government, and IDF–Intel. Rabbi Arush describes how to keep our deep pain from ruining our lives and drowning us. A MUST READ!
Hashem’s Rebellion
Since the days of our father Avraham, Jews have been in a constant struggle to replace the earth’s lawlessness with recognition of the One King. Jews are fighting for the inner spirit of man - the part that serves its Maker rather than its desires.
Together We Will Win
Rabbi Arush brings a powerful message of hope! “Together we will win” is always true, every day in our lives. Only with this togetherness can we end the darkness, emerge from exile, and merit the complete redemption in a merciful way.
Simchat Torah for Our Martyrs
On Simchat Torah, Hashem reminded us that those who celebrate and follow His Torah are protected. What can we do for those who were killed on that day while celebrating a licentious event? A LOT!