Succos

Tishrei, the first month of the Jewish year, is a time for teshuvah and inspiration. From the elevated days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur through the joyous days of Sukkos and Simchas Torah, this month is filled with opportunities for growth and closeness to Hashem.

In Tishrei Tales, noted author and teacher Genendel Krohn brings Tishrei inspiration to children at their own level. With true stories that children can relate to and characters that come alive in realistic detail, this volume enhances our youngsters' appreciation of this very special time of year. Learn More

Tefillos of Chodesh Tishrei for Soldiers of Tzivos Hashem Learn More

“Tishrei in Lubavitch” walks the reader through a Tishrei with the Rebbe through over 200 masterfully curated photos, accompanied by insightful captions and commentaries.

Words have the power to inspire the imagination, but an image can bring something to life.

Those who merited to experience the holidays of Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot and Simchat Torah with the Rebbe – chasidim, and those from across the Jewish spectrum; young and old – found themselves invigorated and renewed. In similar vein, the album’s captions, narratives and quotes from the Rebbe and the Tishrei prayers, are designed to engage and inform – as well as to inspire and uplift, individuals from across the Jewish community.

Whether one is able to “relive their memories,” or enjoy a first taste of the special meaning with which the Rebbe imbued the holidays, “Tishrei in Lubavitch” enables one to experience the solemn, the joyous, the uplifting and the unforgettable moment of the month of festivals in the Rebbe’s presence.

Selected from the best photos of Levi Y. Freidin, Yossi Melamed and other photographers between the years 5740 and 5745 (1979-1984). Learn More

With just days until Sukkos, the Jews of Sislotch wait excitedly for their beautiful esrogim to arrive. But when a snowstorm delays the delivery wagon, the nervous driver takes matters into his own hands.

The Little Esrog is a touching tale of one modest esrog whose humility saves the holiday for the entire village. Learn More

Questions and Answers about the laws of Chol Hamoed Learn More

סיפורם ומהותם של חגי ומועדי ישראל Learn More

Laws Regarding Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkah & Lulav Learn More

Poor Dovid! He wants to feel big and important by joining in the Sukkos preparations, but no one thinks he can be of much help. Wait! Is that Miri getting into trouble? Can Dovid save the day while everyone else is busy?

In Miri on Top, the sixth book inThe Step-by-Step Reading Series, all short vowel sounds are reviewed with the adorable family of characters that young readers have come to know and love.

It's simple... It's fun... It's a Step-by-Step read! Learn More

If you want to unlock the spiritual and ethical treasures of Jewish thought... If you want to share the insights and brilliance of Midrashic commentators, both classic and contemporary... If you want to discover the depth and beauty of the Midrash... Now is the time to begin.

A monumental and magnificent new Torah project: The Kleinman Edition Midrash Rabbah

Like the Talmud, the Midrash is part of the Oral Law. The Midrash delves into the spiritual essence of the revealed Torah. It adds many missing details of the Torah's narrative, and provides the ethical tradition that was passed down orally from generation to generation. Midrash Rabbah is the best known and most widely studied of all the Midrashic works. The Kleinman Edition Midrash Rabbah is a 16-volume project covering all of Midrash Rabbah, on the entire Chumash and the Five Megillahs.

The Kleinman Edition Midrash Rabbah features:

The Hebrew text, newly typeset, on pages facing the English translation and commentary

Many classic Hebrew commentaries, including Rashi, Matnos Kehunah, Eitz Yosef, and Maharzu, plus the out-of-print classic Eshed HaNechalim -- All newly typeset on the Hebrew page

ArtScroll/Mesorah's acclaimed phrase-by-phrase translation and elucidation of the Midrash text, created by an international team of Torah scholars for optimum understanding of the Midrash

Explanatory footnotes to help clarify difficult passages and concepts

A special "Insights" section that amplifies or complements our elucidated text and notes and at times brings a contemporary focus to the timeless words of the Midrash

"Insights": Midrashic teachings enriching our contemporary understanding The Midrash has been the source of Jewish ethical and spiritual teachings for millennia, and has been mined for its treasures particularly by the masters of Mussar and Chassidic thought. In the unique "Insights" feature, we see the Midrash through the eyes of classic early authorities as well as more contemporary giants of Torah thought such as Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch, the Sefas Emes, and Rabbi Eliyahu Dessler, and many others. Learn More