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The Mizrachi community in São Paulo, Brazil, under the leadership of Rabbi Aharon Kindi was honored and privileged to be...
25/08/2026

The Mizrachi community in São Paulo, Brazil, under the leadership of Rabbi Aharon Kindi was honored and privileged to be able to consult with and receive guidance from Rabbi Yaakov Shapira, Rosh Yeshiva of Yeshivat Merkaz HaRav on his recent visit to the community. 🇧🇷🇮🇱

🇵🇱🇱🇹 *LAST CALL!**Journey to Poland and Lithuania*📅 October 19–27, 2026Only a few places remain for this powerful journe...
23/08/2026

🇵🇱🇱🇹 *LAST CALL!*

*Journey to Poland and Lithuania*
📅 October 19–27, 2026

Only a few places remain for this powerful journey through the story of pre-war European Jewry, led by:

👤 Rabbi David Milston
👤 Rabbi Doron Perez
👤 Jeremy Kurnedz

✈️ Four & Five-Star Accommodation
🚌 Air-Conditioned Buses
🕯️ Shabbat in Kraków
🍽️ Daily Kosher Meals

⚠️ Only a few places remain – register now!

📧 [email protected]

See flyer for details.

📚 A new zman begins for Musmachim!The Musmachim program kicked off the new zman with learning Hilchot Niddah with progra...
20/08/2026

📚 A new zman begins for Musmachim!

The Musmachim program kicked off the new zman with learning Hilchot Niddah with program director Rabbi Binyamin Zimmerman, alongside a practical session with Rabbi Michael Friedman on “Making Meaningful Marriages.”

Rabbi Friedman’s session is the first of a three-part series on Gottman training for couples counseling, equipping future rabbinic leaders with practical tools to support individuals and couples in their communities.

Another zman of deep Torah learning and preparation for a life of rabbinic leadership is underway!

Musmachim is a program of the Religious Zionist Shlichut Center founded by Mizrachi.

20/08/2026

Every day, we face an internal struggle – between our values and our instincts, between what we know is right and the temptations and challenges that pull us in another direction. The yetzer hara is the enemy we must confront within ourselves.

In this week’s parasha, the Torah speaks about going to war against our enemies. But the great Chassidic masters, drawing on the Zohar, reveal another dimension to this battle: the war taking place within every individual.

And this inner battle is not separate from our collective mission. The Jewish approach is that everything begins from within. If we want to succeed in our mission in the world, we must first build the strength, integrity and moral character to succeed in our own lives.

A Jewish soldier must first be able to conquer himself. A person who wants to bring generosity to the world must begin by being generous at home. The way we act as spouses, parents, family and community members reflects who we truly are.

The external battle begins with the internal one. The more we succeed in overcoming our daily challenges and remaining true to our values and moral compass, the more prepared we are to fulfill our collective mission in the world.

The Ki Teitzei edition of HaMizrachi Parsha Weekly is now online!You can find it in 2 formats:1️⃣ Economic Printing (7 d...
20/08/2026

The Ki Teitzei edition of HaMizrachi Parsha Weekly is now online!
You can find it in 2 formats:
1️⃣ Economic Printing (7 double sided pages)
2️⃣ Full Printing (14 double sided pages)
Feel free to forward to others.
📖 To read/download - mizrachi.org/hamizrachiweekly
📝 To register to receive it to your email - mizrachi.org/hamizrachiweeklyregister

🇨🇱🇮🇱 Mizrachi Chile Mission to IsraelThe Mizrachi Chile Mission to Israel recently concluded following an inspiring and ...
19/08/2026

🇨🇱🇮🇱 Mizrachi Chile Mission to Israel

The Mizrachi Chile Mission to Israel recently concluded following an inspiring and intensive week exploring Israel’s history, resilience, and Jewish identity.

Participants visited significant sites including Be’eri and the Gaza Envelope, Yerushalayim, the Kotel, and Har Herzl, alongside meaningful meetings with Rabbi Doron Perez, Jaim Nadel, and other prominent figures.

The mission – led by Chairman of Mizrachi Chile, Andres Meyer – provided a powerful opportunity to deepen participants’ connection to Israel, Zionism, and the values of Mizrachi – bringing the experience of Israel back to the community in Chile.

19/08/2026

Rabbanit Nomi Berman, Rosh Beit Midrash at Midreshet Lindenbaum, with a short idea on Ki Teitzei.

During his visit to Melbourne, World Mizrachi Executive Chairman Rabbi Doron Perez spoke to hundreds across the communit...
18/08/2026

During his visit to Melbourne, World Mizrachi Executive Chairman Rabbi Doron Perez spoke to hundreds across the community, delivering a shiur at Mizrachi Organisation, addressing high school students at Leibler Yavneh College, leading a lunch and learn at the L1 Capital offices in the city, and speaking with Jewish educators at the Australian Jewish Educators Conference organized by the Zionist Federation of Australia. 🇦🇺🇮🇱

13/08/2026

As we enter the month of Elul, we begin a period of reflection and preparation for Rosh Hashanah. But what does teshuva really mean?

The Torah does not speak of “repentance” in the way we commonly understand it. The word teshuva means “return” – returning to who we truly are, returning to our spiritual home, and returning to the person we are meant to be.

Rabbi Yehuda Alkalai, one of the early forerunners of modern Zionism, noted a remarkable connection in Parashat Nitzavim: the Torah speaks both of returning to Hashem and of returning to the Land of Israel. These are not two unrelated processes, but two expressions of the same journey of return.

We are blessed to live in a generation in which both are taking place – the return of millions of Jews to the Land of Israel, alongside an extraordinary return to Torah, Jewish learning and a deeper connection to Hashem.

As Elul begins, may we embrace this opportunity for our own teshuva – returning to Hashem, returning to our values and returning to who we are meant to be, while remaining deeply connected to the Land and State of Israel.

🇨🇱🇮🇱 Mizrachi Chile’s mission to Israel visited the Kotel as part of their action-packed schedule filled with meaningful...
13/08/2026

🇨🇱🇮🇱 Mizrachi Chile’s mission to Israel visited the Kotel as part of their action-packed schedule filled with meaningful opportunities to witness, contribute and connect.

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