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 Rabbi David Eliezrie serves as the senior Chabad Shliach in Yorba Linda, California, and previously held the position of Jewish Chaplain at the University of Miami. He is the current president of the Rabbinical Council of Orange County and sits on the Board of Governors of the Jewish Agency for Israel. Deeply involved in both national and international Jewish affairs, Rabbi Eliezrie is recognized for his leadership and dedication to the global Jewish community. He received his rabbinic education at yeshivas in Israel and New York. An accomplished author, speaker, and writer, Rabbi Eliezrie is married and the proud father of six children, with a growing number of grandchildren. Rabbi Eliezrie is the author of Undaunted: The Life of Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneerson, published by Magid. His earlier book, The Secret of Chabad, was honored as a finalist in the prestigious 2016 National Jewish Book Awards. (Photo: Clifford Lester) Discover the Hidden Chapters of the Frierdiker Rebbe's Life
The groundbreaking new biography by Rabbi Dovid Eliezrie reveals how the Sixth Chabad Rebbe, Rabbi Yosef Yitzchok Schneerson stood steadfast against Soviet oppression, reimagined American Judaism and ignited a global Jewish renaissance. Tune in for a conv...
An excerpt from the forthcoming biography of the Previous Rebbe, “Undaunted” by David Eliezrie.
Postwar Jewish Revival
The Holocaust and the establishment of the State of Israel are the two events that define Jewish history in the 20th century. While neither took place on American soil, their impact on American Jewry was seismic. In this final installment of our series, w...
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Eastern European Immigration and the Rise of American Orthodoxy
As liberal Judaism flourished under American Democracy, Eastern Europe was undergoing seismic political shifts of its own. Under the threat of pogroms, Kantonist conscription, and social revolution, growing numbers of European Jews fled to the West. With ...
The Emergence of Liberal Jewish Movements in 19th-Century America
With new rights, come new rules. In this second lesson we’ll explore the rise of liberal Jewish movements in the United States. From the early pioneers of the movement to pivotal moments like the infamous traif (non-Kosher) banquet and the Pittsburgh Decl...
The Beginnings of American Jewish History
What does it mean to be a Jew in a Democratic country? The story of Judaism in America is a long one, full of twists and turns. In this first lesson, we’ll set our sights on the first Jews to set foot in the United States. Together we’ll explore how Jewis...
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A journey through American Jewish history
This course explores the rich and diverse history of Judaism in America, from the arrival of the first Jewish settlers to the American colonies through to today’s thriving Jewish community. Over the span of four lessons, we’ll delve into the challenges, t...
A beautiful story about an embarrassed woman in the supermarket teaches us how to love one another.
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